Should be, but isn't. Listing users/groups is entirely different. I think you have to use dscl, but the documentation is very poor. Installed software gets into some kind of database... differs a lot.

Hi!

I want to log and to enumerate some MacOS X systems on a daily base.

• what software is installed
• which kernel extensions
• how many users
• and more

For Windows or Linux there're a lot of scripts out there. Does anyone at least know the commands for MacOS user enumeration (Terminal based)? Which Apple-userland applications that create textual output to log all this can you use?

Thanks,
wishi

Why not reverse the client's source a bit. Most times there's a off-by-one or other option to exploit it.

Hydra - guess it's just not my style. You could try Medusa or John, or even CUDA API in C - and speed this up as long as you know whether the policy isn't harmed, causing logfiles. Therefore footprint that before you start anything.

Have fun,
wishi

Very interesting stuff. Load & learn. Thanks.