apple-data 1.0.608 → 1.0.610

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  1. checksums.yaml +4 -4
  2. data/lib/apple_data/data_file.rb +29 -0
  3. data/lib/apple_data/version.rb +1 -1
  4. data/share/backup.yaml +2 -0
  5. data/share/baseband/qualcomm/mav13.yaml +3 -2
  6. data/share/baseband/qualcomm/mav20.yaml +43 -42
  7. data/share/baseband/qualcomm/mav21.yaml +246 -248
  8. data/share/baseband.yaml +62 -62
  9. data/share/bluetooth.yaml +33 -33
  10. data/share/boot_args.yaml +19 -18
  11. data/share/bridgeos.yaml +5 -0
  12. data/share/bundles.yaml +42 -40
  13. data/share/coprocessor.yaml +34 -45
  14. data/share/cores.yaml +1 -0
  15. data/share/credits.yaml +3 -0
  16. data/share/debug.yaml +6 -4
  17. data/share/device_tree.yaml +1 -1
  18. data/share/devices/ADP3,1.yaml +3 -0
  19. data/share/devices/ADP3,2.yaml +3 -0
  20. data/share/devices/AppleTV5,3.yaml +3 -0
  21. data/share/devices/AudioAccessory5,1.yaml +3 -0
  22. data/share/devices/MacBookAir10,1.yaml +3 -0
  23. data/share/devices/MacBookPro17,1.yaml +3 -0
  24. data/share/devices/MacBookPro18,1.yaml +3 -0
  25. data/share/devices/MacBookPro18,2.yaml +3 -0
  26. data/share/devices/MacBookPro18,3.yaml +3 -0
  27. data/share/devices/MacBookPro18,4.yaml +3 -0
  28. data/share/devices/Macmini9,1.yaml +3 -0
  29. data/share/devices/VirtualMac2,1.yaml +3 -0
  30. data/share/devices/Watch3,1.yaml +3 -0
  31. data/share/devices/Watch3,2.yaml +3 -0
  32. data/share/devices/Watch3,3.yaml +3 -0
  33. data/share/devices/Watch3,4.yaml +3 -0
  34. data/share/devices/Watch4,1.yaml +3 -0
  35. data/share/devices/Watch4,2.yaml +3 -0
  36. data/share/devices/Watch4,3.yaml +3 -0
  37. data/share/devices/Watch4,4.yaml +3 -0
  38. data/share/devices/Watch5,1.yaml +3 -0
  39. data/share/devices/Watch5,10.yaml +3 -0
  40. data/share/devices/Watch5,11.yaml +3 -0
  41. data/share/devices/Watch5,12.yaml +3 -0
  42. data/share/devices/Watch5,2.yaml +3 -0
  43. data/share/devices/Watch5,3.yaml +3 -0
  44. data/share/devices/Watch5,4.yaml +3 -0
  45. data/share/devices/Watch5,9.yaml +3 -0
  46. data/share/devices/Watch6,1.yaml +3 -0
  47. data/share/devices/Watch6,2.yaml +3 -0
  48. data/share/devices/Watch6,3.yaml +3 -0
  49. data/share/devices/Watch6,4.yaml +3 -0
  50. data/share/devices/Watch6,6.yaml +3 -0
  51. data/share/devices/Watch6,7.yaml +3 -0
  52. data/share/devices/Watch6,8.yaml +3 -0
  53. data/share/devices/Watch6,9.yaml +3 -0
  54. data/share/devices/iBridge2,1.yaml +3 -0
  55. data/share/devices/iBridge2,10.yaml +3 -0
  56. data/share/devices/iBridge2,11.yaml +3 -0
  57. data/share/devices/iBridge2,12.yaml +3 -0
  58. data/share/devices/iBridge2,13.yaml +3 -0
  59. data/share/devices/iBridge2,14.yaml +3 -0
  60. data/share/devices/iBridge2,15.yaml +3 -0
  61. data/share/devices/iBridge2,16.yaml +3 -0
  62. data/share/devices/iBridge2,19.yaml +3 -0
  63. data/share/devices/iBridge2,20.yaml +3 -0
  64. data/share/devices/iBridge2,21.yaml +3 -0
  65. data/share/devices/iBridge2,22.yaml +3 -0
  66. data/share/devices/iBridge2,3.yaml +3 -0
  67. data/share/devices/iBridge2,4.yaml +3 -0
  68. data/share/devices/iBridge2,5.yaml +3 -0
  69. data/share/devices/iBridge2,6.yaml +3 -0
  70. data/share/devices/iBridge2,7.yaml +3 -0
  71. data/share/devices/iBridge2,8.yaml +3 -0
  72. data/share/devices/iMac21,1.yaml +3 -0
  73. data/share/devices/iMac21,2.yaml +3 -0
  74. data/share/devices/iPad11,1.yaml +3 -0
  75. data/share/devices/iPad11,2.yaml +3 -0
  76. data/share/devices/iPad11,3.yaml +3 -0
  77. data/share/devices/iPad11,4.yaml +3 -0
  78. data/share/devices/iPad11,6.yaml +3 -0
  79. data/share/devices/iPad11,7.yaml +3 -0
  80. data/share/devices/iPad12,1.yaml +3 -0
  81. data/share/devices/iPad12,2.yaml +3 -0
  82. data/share/devices/iPad13,1.yaml +3 -0
  83. data/share/devices/iPad13,10.yaml +3 -0
  84. data/share/devices/iPad13,11.yaml +3 -0
  85. data/share/devices/iPad13,16.yaml +3 -0
  86. data/share/devices/iPad13,17.yaml +3 -0
  87. data/share/devices/iPad13,2.yaml +3 -0
  88. data/share/devices/iPad13,4.yaml +3 -0
  89. data/share/devices/iPad13,5.yaml +3 -0
  90. data/share/devices/iPad13,6.yaml +3 -0
  91. data/share/devices/iPad13,7.yaml +3 -0
  92. data/share/devices/iPad13,8.yaml +3 -0
  93. data/share/devices/iPad13,9.yaml +3 -0
  94. data/share/devices/iPad14,1.yaml +3 -0
  95. data/share/devices/iPad14,2.yaml +3 -0
  96. data/share/devices/iPad4,1.yaml +3 -0
  97. data/share/devices/iPad4,2.yaml +3 -0
  98. data/share/devices/iPad4,3.yaml +3 -0
  99. data/share/devices/iPad4,4.yaml +3 -0
  100. data/share/devices/iPad4,5.yaml +3 -0
  101. data/share/devices/iPad4,6.yaml +3 -0
  102. data/share/devices/iPad4,7.yaml +3 -0
  103. data/share/devices/iPad4,8.yaml +3 -0
  104. data/share/devices/iPad4,9.yaml +3 -0
  105. data/share/devices/iPad5,1.yaml +3 -0
  106. data/share/devices/iPad5,2.yaml +3 -0
  107. data/share/devices/iPad5,3.yaml +3 -0
  108. data/share/devices/iPad5,4.yaml +3 -0
  109. data/share/devices/iPad6,11.yaml +3 -0
  110. data/share/devices/iPad6,12.yaml +3 -0
  111. data/share/devices/iPad6,3.yaml +3 -0
  112. data/share/devices/iPad6,4.yaml +3 -0
  113. data/share/devices/iPad6,7.yaml +3 -0
  114. data/share/devices/iPad6,8.yaml +3 -0
  115. data/share/devices/iPad7,1.yaml +3 -0
  116. data/share/devices/iPad7,11.yaml +3 -0
  117. data/share/devices/iPad7,12.yaml +3 -0
  118. data/share/devices/iPad7,2.yaml +3 -0
  119. data/share/devices/iPad7,3.yaml +3 -0
  120. data/share/devices/iPad7,4.yaml +3 -0
  121. data/share/devices/iPad7,5.yaml +3 -0
  122. data/share/devices/iPad7,6.yaml +3 -0
  123. data/share/devices/iPad8,1.yaml +3 -0
  124. data/share/devices/iPad8,10.yaml +3 -0
  125. data/share/devices/iPad8,11.yaml +3 -0
  126. data/share/devices/iPad8,12.yaml +3 -0
  127. data/share/devices/iPad8,2.yaml +3 -0
  128. data/share/devices/iPad8,3.yaml +3 -0
  129. data/share/devices/iPad8,4.yaml +3 -0
  130. data/share/devices/iPad8,5.yaml +3 -0
  131. data/share/devices/iPad8,6.yaml +3 -0
  132. data/share/devices/iPad8,7.yaml +3 -0
  133. data/share/devices/iPad8,8.yaml +3 -0
  134. data/share/devices/iPad8,9.yaml +3 -0
  135. data/share/devices/iPhone10,1.yaml +3 -0
  136. data/share/devices/iPhone10,2.yaml +3 -0
  137. data/share/devices/iPhone10,3.yaml +3 -0
  138. data/share/devices/iPhone10,4.yaml +3 -0
  139. data/share/devices/iPhone10,5.yaml +3 -0
  140. data/share/devices/iPhone10,6.yaml +3 -0
  141. data/share/devices/iPhone11,2.yaml +3 -0
  142. data/share/devices/iPhone11,4.yaml +3 -0
  143. data/share/devices/iPhone11,6.yaml +3 -0
  144. data/share/devices/iPhone11,8.yaml +3 -0
  145. data/share/devices/iPhone12,1.yaml +3 -0
  146. data/share/devices/iPhone12,3.yaml +3 -0
  147. data/share/devices/iPhone12,5.yaml +3 -0
  148. data/share/devices/iPhone12,8.yaml +3 -0
  149. data/share/devices/iPhone13,1.yaml +3 -0
  150. data/share/devices/iPhone13,2.yaml +3 -0
  151. data/share/devices/iPhone13,3.yaml +3 -0
  152. data/share/devices/iPhone13,4.yaml +3 -0
  153. data/share/devices/iPhone14,2.yaml +3 -0
  154. data/share/devices/iPhone14,3.yaml +3 -0
  155. data/share/devices/iPhone14,4.yaml +3 -0
  156. data/share/devices/iPhone14,5.yaml +3 -0
  157. data/share/devices/iPhone14,6.yaml +3 -0
  158. data/share/devices/iPhone6,1.yaml +3 -0
  159. data/share/devices/iPhone6,2.yaml +3 -0
  160. data/share/devices/iPhone7,1.yaml +3 -0
  161. data/share/devices/iPhone7,2.yaml +3 -0
  162. data/share/devices/iPhone8,1.yaml +3 -0
  163. data/share/devices/iPhone8,2.yaml +3 -0
  164. data/share/devices/iPhone8,4.yaml +3 -0
  165. data/share/devices/iPhone9,1.yaml +3 -0
  166. data/share/devices/iPhone9,2.yaml +3 -0
  167. data/share/devices/iPhone9,3.yaml +3 -0
  168. data/share/devices/iPhone9,4.yaml +3 -0
  169. data/share/devices/iPod7,1.yaml +3 -0
  170. data/share/devices/iPod9,1.yaml +3 -0
  171. data/share/devices/iProd99,1.yaml +3 -0
  172. data/share/dnssd.yaml +2 -0
  173. data/share/entitlements.yaml +2991 -2989
  174. data/share/environment_variables.yaml +55 -54
  175. data/share/esim.yaml +4 -3
  176. data/share/fdr.yaml +31 -28
  177. data/share/firmware.yaml +5 -3
  178. data/share/homekit.yaml +11 -9
  179. data/share/iboot.yaml +141 -135
  180. data/share/icloud.yaml +1 -1
  181. data/share/img4.yaml +86 -122
  182. data/share/ioreg.yaml +625 -623
  183. data/share/ipsw.yaml +155098 -155096
  184. data/share/kext.yaml +427 -425
  185. data/share/keybags/8103.yaml +0 -1
  186. data/share/keys.yaml +29 -25
  187. data/share/launchd/services_bridgeOS_6.1.yaml +3 -0
  188. data/share/lightning.yaml +10 -10
  189. data/share/lockdownd.yaml +2 -1
  190. data/share/mach_o.yaml +3 -0
  191. data/share/mobile_gestalt.yaml +2 -0
  192. data/share/nvram.yaml +2 -0
  193. data/share/ota.yaml +7 -8
  194. data/share/pallas.yaml +2 -1
  195. data/share/pki.yaml +11 -8
  196. data/share/platforms.yaml +19 -19
  197. data/share/pmu.yaml +2 -0
  198. data/share/registers.yaml +1 -1
  199. data/share/resources.yaml +198 -198
  200. data/share/sandbox.yaml +1 -1
  201. data/share/sep.yaml +132 -131
  202. data/share/services.yaml +2 -0
  203. data/share/sip.yaml +2 -0
  204. data/share/smc.yaml +1 -1
  205. data/share/syscfg.yaml +103 -77
  206. data/share/terms.yaml +505 -107
  207. data/share/vmapple.yaml +25 -25
  208. metadata +2 -3
  209. data/share/devices/iPhone15,2.yaml +0 -0
data/share/terms.yaml CHANGED
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  ---
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- terms:
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+ metadata:
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+ description:
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+ credits:
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+ collections:
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+ - term_list
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+ term_list:
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  1TR:
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  - title: 1 True Recovery / 1 Touch Recovery
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  description: Alternate boot mode provided on Apple Silicon based Mac computers
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- to enter high integrity and privledged changes such as to boot policy / ASMB
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+ to enter high integrity and privileged changes such as to boot policy / ASMB
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+ see:
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+ - ASMB
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+ 4CC:
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+ - title: 4 Character Code
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  aarch64:
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+ - title: 64bit ARM v8+ Architecture
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  aarch64e:
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- ace:
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+ - title: 64bit ARM v8.3+ Architecture with Pointer Authentication
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+ ACC:
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+ - title: Apple Core Cluster
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+ ACE:
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  - title: USB-C Port Controller
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- aes:
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+ AES:
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  - title: Advanced Encryption Standard
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- aht:
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+ AGX:
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+ - title: Apple Graphics
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+ AHT:
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  - title: Apple Hardware Test
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  AID:
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  - title: Apple ID
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  AltDSID:
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+ AMCC:
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+ - title: Apple Memory Cache Controller
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  AMfD:
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+ AMFI:
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+ - title: Apple Mobile Firmware Integrity
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  amfm:
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- ane:
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+ ANE:
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  - title: Apple Neural Engine
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- anps:
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- - title: Apple Push Notification Service
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- description:
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- ans:
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+ anpi:
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+ - title:
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+ ANS:
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  - title: Apple NAND Storage
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- aop:
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+ AOP:
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  - title: Always-On Processor
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+ AoT:
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+ - title: Ahead-of Time Compilation
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  AP:
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  - title: Application Processor
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+ - title: Access Point (WiFi)
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+ APFS:
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+ - title: Apple File System
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+ APNonce:
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+ - title: Application Processor Boot Nonce
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+ APNS:
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+ - title: Apple Push Notification Service
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+ description:
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  AppKit:
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- aps:
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+ APRR:
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+ - title: Access Permission Remapping Registers
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+ APS:
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+ - title: Apple Push Service
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  see:
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- - apns
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+ - APNS
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  APTicket:
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- arm:
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+ ARM:
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+ - title: Advanced RISC Machines
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+ - title: ARM Architecture Reference Manual
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- asmb:
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- - title: Apple Secure Multi Boot
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- asn:
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+ ASID:
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+ - title: Address Space ID
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+ ASMB:
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+ - title: Apple Secure Multi-Boot
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+ ASN:
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+ - title: Abstract Syntax Notation v1 (asn1)
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+ see:
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+ - asn1
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  asn1:
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- awdl:
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- baa:
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+ AVD:
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+ - title: Apple Virtual Device
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+ AVP:
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+ - title: Apple Virtual Platform
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+ AWDL:
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+ - title: Apple Wireless Direct Link
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+ BAA:
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  - title: Basic Attestation Authority (BAA)
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  baseband:
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+ - title:
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+ see:
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+ - msm
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+ BER:
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+ - title: Basic Encoding Rules
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+ BNCH:
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+ - title: Boot Nonce Cryptographic Hash
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+ description: |
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+ For root domain tickets (those directly for hardware) this is the APNonce. MacOS shadows this value by
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+ entangling this for particular scopes, and the shadow is enforced by KTRR / Secure Monitor. This allows
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+ multiple kernels and boot modes on a system to have distinct APTicket/APNonce pairings.
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+ The value is backed by special NVRAM values for `com.apple.System.boot-nonce`
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+ see:
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+ - APTicket
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+ - APNonce
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  BootPolicy:
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  bridge:
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  bridgeOS:
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+ BRK:
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+ - title: Breakpoint
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  bundle:
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+ CC:
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+ - title: CoreCrypto
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+ CL4:
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+ - title:
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+ see:
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+ - L4
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+ Container:
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+ - see: VolumeContainer
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+ - see: SandboxContainer
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+ core:
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+ - title: Processor Core
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+ description: A distinct processing element (has own state) in a multi-core system.
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+ - title: Core Memory Dump
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+ CPSR:
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+ CRAM:
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+ - title: Cache-as-RAM
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+ CRNG:
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+ - title: Cryptographic Random Number Generator
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  cs:
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  - title: Code Signing
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- csr:
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+ CS:
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+ - title: Code Signing
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+ CSPRNG:
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+ - title: Cryptographically Secure Pseudorandom Number Generator
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+ CSR:
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+ - title: Constrained System Rights (Rootless)
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  see:
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  - sip
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- ctrr:
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- dart:
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+ CTRR:
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+ DART:
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+ DCC:
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+ - title: Debug Communications Channel
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  defaults:
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- dep:
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+ DEP:
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+ - title: Data Execute Prevention
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+ see:
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+ - XN
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  - title: Device Enrollment Program
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- der:
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- dext:
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+ DER:
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+ - title: Distinguished Encoding Rules
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+ dExt:
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  dmg:
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- dsc:
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+ DRAM:
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+ DRBG:
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+ - title: Deterministic Random Bit Generator
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+ DSC:
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+ - title: Dylib Shared Cache
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- dt:
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+ - title: Directory Services Identity
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+ DT:
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- dylib:
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- ean:
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- ecc:
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- - title: Elliptic Curve Cryptograph
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+ DyLib:
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+ EAN:
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+ - title: Emulated Apple NOR
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+ ECC:
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+ - title: Elliptic Curve Cryptography
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  - title: Error Checking and Correction
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- ecore:
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- - title: Efficienty Core
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- efi:
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+ eCore:
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+ - title: Efficiency Core
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+ EFI:
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+ - title: Extensible Firmware Interface
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+ - title: Enhanced Host Controller Interface (USB)
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+ EL0:
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+ - title: Exception Level 0 - User Mode
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+ EL1:
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+ - title: Exception Level 1 - Kernel Mode
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+ EL2:
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+ - title: Exception Level 2 - Hypervisor
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+ EL3:
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  description: Often `en` in the form `enX` where X is a number is used to identify
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  entitlement:
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- esim:
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- - title: Embedded Subscriber Identificaton Module
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+ - title: embeddedOS - T1 TouchBar OS
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+ eSIM:
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+ - title: Embedded Subscriber Identification Module
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- - sim
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- euicc:
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+ - SIM
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+ eUICC:
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+ - title: Embedded Universal Integrated Circuit Card
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- - esim
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+ - eSIM
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+ - SIM
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+ - UICC
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+ Exclave:
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  executable:
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  description: A set of technologies that both help find the location of a lost
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  sale or use.
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+ FIPS:
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+ FIQ:
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- fmm:
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+ FMM:
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- fp:
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+ FP:
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- fpga:
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+ FPGA:
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+ - title: Field Programmable Gate Array
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+ description: 'Typically used for pre-final chip designs as they can be updated
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- see:
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+ FW:
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+ - see:
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+ - see:
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- gcd:
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+ GCD:
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- hid:
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+ description: 'Framework and supporting kernel scheduler for multi-core computation
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+ GENTER:
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+ GEXIT:
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+ gif:
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+ GL0:
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+ - title: Guarded Level 0
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+ GL1:
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+ - title: Guarded Level 1
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+ GL2:
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+ - title: Guarded Level 2
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+ see:
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+ - GXF
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+ GXF:
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+ - title: Guarded Execution Feature
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+ HFS:
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+ - title: Hierarchical File System (HFS/HFS+)
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+ description:
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+ HID:
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- i2c:
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- - title: Inter Integrated Circuit
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- iboot:
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+ HV:
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+ - title: HyperVisor (Play on Supervisor)
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+ see:
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+ - el2
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+ - VHE
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+ HVC:
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+ - title: Hypervisor Call (el2)
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+ I2C:
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+ - title: Inter-Integrated Circuit
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+ url: https://web.archive.org/web/20221006073143/http://www.nxp.com/docs/en/user-guide/UM10204.pdf
275
+ I3C:
276
+ - title: Improved Inter-Integrated Circuit
277
+ url: https://www.mipi.org/specifications/i3c-sensor-specification
278
+ see:
279
+ - I2C
280
+ iBoot:
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281
  IDS:
127
282
  - title: Identity Services
283
+ IOP:
284
+ - title: Instant-On Processor
128
285
  ioreg:
286
+ - title: IOKit registry
287
+ see:
288
+ - IOKIt
289
+ IORVBAR:
290
+ - title: Reset Vector Base Address Register accessible via MMIO
291
+ IPI:
292
+ - title: Inter-processor Interrupt
293
+ IRQ:
294
+ - title: Interrupt Request
129
295
  isp:
130
296
  - title: Image Signal Processor
131
- iv:
297
+ ITR:
298
+ - title: Instruction Transfer Register
299
+ IV:
132
300
  - title: Initialization Vector (Encryption)
301
+ JIT:
302
+ - title: Just-in Time Compilation
303
+ JTAG:
304
+ - tile: Joint Test Action Group (Used for Debug)
305
+ kalloc:
306
+ - title: Kernel Memory Allocator
307
+ KASLR:
308
+ - title: Kernel Address Space Layout Randomization
133
309
  kc:
134
- see:
135
- - kernelcache
310
+ - see: kernelcache
311
+ - see: KextCollection
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312
  kdp:
137
313
  - title: Kernel Debug Port / Protocol
138
314
  description: KDP is a general way in which XNU allows for the kernel itself to
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318
  through Kernel Debug Kits. These are components that help with two machine
143
319
  debugging, but nearly all kernels shipped by Apple can be debugged if the proper
144
320
  `boot-args` are passed on startup.
321
+ KEC:
322
+ - title: Kernel External Component
323
+ KEK:
324
+ - title: Key Exchange Key
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  kernel:
146
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  kernelcache:
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  - title: Kernel Cache
148
328
  description: A kernel cache is a combined object that contains the kernel itself
149
329
  as well as various kexts (Kernel Extensions). Older macs would load the kernel
150
330
  itself, then load the various kexts from disk. The process of loading the kexts
151
- and then binding the symbols was a process that slowed the starup of a mac. Apple
331
+ and then binding the symbols was a process that slowed the startup of a mac. Apple
152
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  then started doing the combine of the kernel and the extensions into a BootCache
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333
  that allowed the system to load one large monolithic binary.
334
+ KernelCollection:
335
+ - title: Kernel Collection
336
+ description: A Mach-O Object containing a series of KEXTs (Kernel Extensions)
337
+ to be loaded alongside the kernel itself. Usually one of three types, the Boot,
338
+ the System and the Auxiliary.
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339
  kext:
340
+ - title: Kernel Extension
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341
  key:
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342
  - title: Encryption Key
157
- keynag:
158
- ktrr:
343
+ keybag:
344
+ - title: Wrapped Encryption Key Bag
345
+ description: An encryption key that is wrapped by the GID used in IMG4
346
+ see:
347
+ - key
348
+ KLD:
349
+ - title: Kernel Linker
350
+ KTRR:
159
351
  - title: Kernel Text Readonly Region
352
+ KTRW:
353
+ - title: Kernel Text Read/Write
354
+ L4:
355
+ - title: L4 Microkernel
356
+ description: L4 Microkernel (For Apple usually L4 Darbat) is a kernel designed
357
+ for high security or reliability workloads due to having been formally verified
358
+ for correctness. This ensures that the kernel guarantees are mathematically
359
+ verified against defects.
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  launchd:
361
+ LDM:
362
+ - title: Lock Down Mode
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363
  LLB:
364
+ - title: Low-Level Boot
365
+ LLC:
366
+ LLDB:
367
+ - title: Low Level Debugger (LLVM compiler project)
368
+ LLW:
369
+ - title: Low Latency WiFi
370
+ lo:
371
+ lo0:
372
+ - title: Loopback Interface
373
+ see: lo
162
374
  LocalPolicy:
163
- lpddr:
375
+ - title: Local Policy
376
+ description: A method used in macOS (and recently A17 devices on iOS 17) to allow
377
+ for the AP to have a primary TSS signed APTicket, and the SEP to sign the local
378
+ boot policy which modifies the boot flow or security.
379
+ LP:
380
+ - see: LocalPolicy
381
+ LP-DDR:
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382
  - title: Low-Power Double Data Rate RAM
165
- description: LPDDR differs as it uses techniques to minimize the amount of power
383
+ description: LP-DDR differs as it uses techniques to minimize the amount of power
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384
  needed to maintain the memory. Most RAM requires that the RAM controller occasionally
167
385
  read each value, and write it again as the data is stored in capacitors that
168
386
  leak current over time. Were the cells not refreshed, every 1 in memory would
169
387
  eventually leak enough current that it would become a zero.
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388
  see:
171
- - ddr
172
- lr:
389
+ - DDR
390
+ - DRAM
391
+ LR:
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392
  - title: Link Register (ARM)
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393
  description: The LR is populated when a `bx` is called to inform a function of
175
394
  the address to return to.
395
+ LSB:
396
+ - title: Least Significant Byte/Bit
397
+ - title: Lower Side-Band
398
+ LZFSE:
176
399
  mach:
177
- Mach Port:
178
- see:
179
- - mach_port
180
400
  mach_port:
181
401
  macho:
402
+ MachPort:
403
+ - see: mach_port
182
404
  Md:
183
405
  - title: Model
184
406
  mdm:
185
407
  - title: Mobile Device Management
408
+ MDSCR:
409
+ - title: Monitor Debug System Control Register
186
410
  MiLo:
187
- mmu:
411
+ MMIO:
412
+ MMU:
413
+ - title: Memory Management Unit
188
414
  MRI:
189
415
  MRtI:
190
- msr:
416
+ MSB:
417
+ - title: Most Significant Byte/Bit
418
+ msm:
419
+ - title: Qualcomm Baseband (Models are MSM) Motorola SoC Modem?
420
+ MSR:
191
421
  - title: Model/Machine Specific Register
192
422
  see:
193
423
  - register
194
- nand:
424
+ NAND:
195
425
  - title: Not-AND Based Non-volatile Memory
196
426
  see:
197
427
  - nvme
@@ -206,19 +436,35 @@ terms:
206
436
  - title: User Assigned Name
207
437
  nmi:
208
438
  - title: Non-maskable Interrupt
209
- nor:
210
- - title: Not-OR Based Non-volatile Memory
439
+ NOR:
440
+ - title: Not-OR Based Non-Volatile Memory
211
441
  see:
212
442
  - spi
443
+ NSID:
444
+ - title: Non-Secure Invasive Debug
445
+ - title: NVMe Namespace ID
446
+ NSNID:
447
+ - title: Non-Secure Non-Invasive Debug
213
448
  nub:
214
449
  nvram:
215
450
  - title: Non-Volatile RAM
451
+ NVV3:
452
+ - title: NVRAM Version 3
453
+ OAH:
454
+ - title: Other Architecture Handler (Rosetta2)
216
455
  OHCI:
456
+ - title: Open Host Controller Interface (USB)
217
457
  oic:
218
458
  - title: Owner Identity Certificate (OIC)
219
459
  oid:
460
+ - title: Object ID (ASN1)
461
+ description: OIDs are namespaced, hierarchical identities
220
462
  oik:
221
463
  - title: Owner Identity Key (OIK)
464
+ OOB:
465
+ - title: Out-of-Band
466
+ OSLAR:
467
+ - title:
222
468
  ota:
223
469
  - title: Over-the-Air Update - Incremental Update (Somewhat arcane)
224
470
  description: In the earliest days of the iPhone, users had to connect the device
@@ -232,71 +478,134 @@ terms:
232
478
  of 'full OTAs' which are a delta update in OTA format, but includes the entire
233
479
  set of data to restore devices. These are typically employed for devices that
234
480
  lack the port needed for DFU/iBoot/IPSW based recovery.
235
- otg:
481
+ OTA:
482
+ - title: Over-the-Air Update
483
+ OTG:
236
484
  - title: USB On-the-go
237
485
  description: USB-OTG is a way to describe a device that is typically a peripheral
238
486
  acting instead as a USB host. The technology evolved as phones became not just
239
487
  devices you could attach to a computer such as to sync with iTunes, but hosts
240
488
  in their own right such as to access a flash drive.
241
- pa:
489
+ PA:
242
490
  - title: Physical Address
491
+ see:
492
+ - MMU
493
+ - DART
494
+ PAC:
495
+ - title: Pointer Authentication Code
243
496
  panic:
244
497
  - title: Kernel / Device Panic
245
498
  description:
246
- pc:
499
+ PC:
247
500
  - title: Program Counter (ARM/Intel)
248
501
  description: The PC or Program Counter is the address (typically virtual address)
249
502
  which the processor is currently executing. When a subroutine is called, the
250
503
  PC is the address passed to LR so that the called function knows where to return
251
504
  to.
252
- pcore:
505
+ PCIe:
506
+ pCore:
253
507
  - title: Performance Core
254
- pdu:
255
- pem:
256
- pio:
508
+ see:
509
+ - core
510
+ PDU:
511
+ - title: Protocol Data Unit
512
+ PEM:
513
+ - title: Privacy Enhanced Mail (Method for encoding ASN1)
514
+ PhysicalStore:
515
+ - title: APFS Physical Store
516
+ description: A partition in a GPT partition table that provides storage to the
517
+ APFS Container. Almost always synonymous with a container now, but in the past
518
+ was used when a container had storage both on SSD and HDD disks (see CoreStorage)
519
+ see:
520
+ - APFS
521
+ - CoreStorage
522
+ - VolumeContainer
523
+ - VolumeGroup
524
+ PIO:
257
525
  - title: Programmed IO
258
- pka:
259
- pki:
526
+ PKA:
527
+ - title: Public Key Accelerator
528
+ PKI:
260
529
  - title: Public Key Infrastructure
261
530
  plist:
262
- pmgr:
531
+ - title: Property List
532
+ PMAP:
533
+ - title: Page Map
534
+ PMGR:
263
535
  - title: Power Manager
264
- pmp:
536
+ PMP:
265
537
  - title: Power Management Processor
538
+ POC:
539
+ - title: Proof-of-Concept
540
+ - title: Point-of-Contact
541
+ PPC:
542
+ PPL:
543
+ - title: Page Protection Layer
266
544
  pram:
267
545
  - title: Parameter RAM
268
546
  see:
269
547
  - nvram
548
+ PRNG:
549
+ - title: Pseudo-Random Number Generator
550
+ PSTATE:
551
+ - title: Process State
552
+ PXN:
553
+ - title: Privileged Execute Never
554
+ see:
555
+ - XN
270
556
  quarantine:
557
+ RAM:
558
+ - title: Random Access Memory
559
+ see:
560
+ - DRAM
561
+ - CRAM
562
+ - SRAM
271
563
  recovery:
272
564
  reg:
273
- see:
274
- - register
565
+ - see: register
275
566
  register:
276
567
  - title: Processor Register
277
568
  RemotePolicy:
278
569
  RemoteXPC:
279
570
  restore:
571
+ Rosetta:
280
572
  rsep:
281
573
  - title: Restore SEP Firmware Image
282
574
  RSSI:
283
- - title: Receive Signal Stength Indicator
284
- rtkit:
285
- - title: RealtimeKit (Realtime OS)
286
- sart:
575
+ - title: Receive Signal Strength Indicator
576
+ RTKit:
577
+ - title: RealTimeKit (Realtime OS)
578
+ SART:
287
579
  - title: Secure Address Resolution Table
288
- se:
580
+ SE:
289
581
  - title: Secure Element
290
582
  seatbelt:
583
+ - see: sandbox
584
+ SecureROM:
585
+ seL4:
586
+ - title: Security Enhanced L4
291
587
  see:
292
- - sandbox
293
- sep:
588
+ - L4
589
+ SEP:
294
590
  - title: Secure Enclave Processor
591
+ see:
592
+ - sepOS
593
+ - SEPROM
594
+ SEPNonce:
595
+ - title: Secure Enclave Processor Boot Nonce
596
+ sepOS:
597
+ - title: Secure Enclave Processor Operating System
598
+ see:
599
+ - SEPROM
600
+ - SEP
601
+ - L4
602
+ SEPROM:
295
603
  service:
604
+ SID:
605
+ - title: Secure Invasive Debug
296
606
  sik:
297
- siK:
298
607
  - title: System Identity Key
299
- sim:
608
+ SIM:
300
609
  - title: Subscriber Identification Module
301
610
  sio:
302
611
  - title: SmartIO (iPad keyboard covers)
@@ -307,14 +616,18 @@ terms:
307
616
  a system in such a way as to disable security features. The feature is also
308
617
  known as `csr` due to it being managed by `csrutil` and stored in Intel macs
309
618
  in the nvram variable `csr-status`.
310
- smc:
619
+ see:
620
+ - CSR
621
+ SMC:
311
622
  - title: System Management Controller
312
- smmu:
313
- soc:
623
+ - title: Secure Monitor Call (el3)
624
+ SMMU:
625
+ - title: Secure Memory Management Unit
626
+ SoC:
314
627
  - title: System-on-a-Chip
315
- sp:
628
+ SP:
316
629
  - title: Stack Pointer
317
- spi:
630
+ SPI:
318
631
  - title: Serial Peripheral Interconnect
319
632
  description: SPI is a physical pin layer used to pass data between chips. It's
320
633
  primary use is in SPI Flash, which is a simple, low level way to read and write
@@ -327,10 +640,40 @@ terms:
327
640
  models made use of a smaller (in the few megabytes range) NOR chip to load iBoot,
328
641
  and stored the user's data on a larger NAND flash chip. In newer devices the
329
642
  NOR/SPI flash is synthetic and provided by ANS2/3.
330
- spmi:
643
+ SPMI:
644
+ - title: System Power Management Interface
645
+ url: https://www.mipi.org/specifications/system-power-management-interface
646
+ SPRR:
647
+ - title: Secure Permission Remapping Registers
648
+ SPTM:
649
+ - title: Secure Page Table Monitor
650
+ see:
651
+ - TXM
652
+ SRAM:
653
+ - title: Static RAM
654
+ see:
655
+ - DRAM
656
+ - CRAM
657
+ SRD:
658
+ - title: Security Research Device
659
+ SRDP:
660
+ - title: Security Research Device Program
661
+ url: https://www.mipi.org/specifications/i3c-sensor-specification
662
+ see: SRD
331
663
  SSID:
664
+ - title: Service Set Identity (WiFi)
665
+ stf:
666
+ - title: Six-to-Four Tunnel Interface
667
+ SVC:
668
+ - title: ARM Supervisor Call (el1)
669
+ see:
670
+ - kernel
332
671
  syscall:
672
+ - title: User Mode to Kernel Mode Request
673
+ see:
674
+ - SVC
333
675
  SysCfg:
676
+ - title: System Config
334
677
  see:
335
678
  - SysConfig
336
679
  SysConfig:
@@ -341,9 +684,11 @@ terms:
341
684
  serial number cannot be burned in as it is the whole device, not any one component. SysCfg
342
685
  is a series of key/value pairs and is documented in `syscfg.yaml`.
343
686
  SystemPolicy:
344
- tbm:
687
+ TaggedPointer:
688
+ TBM:
345
689
  - title: Trusted Boot Monitor
346
690
  tc:
691
+ - title: TrustCache
347
692
  see:
348
693
  - TrustCache
349
694
  tcon:
@@ -351,41 +696,94 @@ terms:
351
696
  description: The TCON is used to control the refresh of a LED/OLED display, ensuring
352
697
  that each frame is shown for the right amount of time, and that new frames are
353
698
  updated all at once / not-torn.
354
- tdm:
699
+ TCR:
700
+ - title: Translation Control Register
701
+ TDM:
355
702
  - title: Target Disk Mode
356
703
  tfp0:
704
+ trpk:
705
+ - title: Trusted Public Keys
706
+ description: Occurs in `trst` objects
357
707
  trustcache:
358
708
  - title:
359
- tss:
709
+ TSS:
360
710
  - title: Tatsu Signing Server
361
- tz:
711
+ TTBCR:
712
+ - title: Translation Table Base Control Register
713
+ TTBR:
714
+ - title: Translation Table Base Register
715
+ TXM:
716
+ - title: Trusted Execution Monitor
717
+ TZ:
362
718
  - title: ARM TrustZone
363
719
  see:
364
720
  - tz0
365
721
  - tz1
722
+ - title: Time Zone
366
723
  tz0:
367
724
  tz1:
368
- uart:
725
+ UART:
726
+ - title: Universal Asynchronous Receiver / Transmitter
369
727
  ucrt:
370
728
  - title: User identity Certificate (ucrt)
371
- uicc:
729
+ UICC:
730
+ - title: Universal Integrated Circuit Card
372
731
  see:
373
732
  - sim
374
733
  uik:
375
734
  - title: User Identity Key (UIK)
376
735
  UIKit:
377
- usb-pd:
736
+ USB-PD:
378
737
  - title: USB Power Delivery
738
+ see:
739
+ - PDU
740
+ UXN:
741
+ - title: Unprivileged Execute Never
742
+ see:
743
+ - XN
744
+ VA:
745
+ - title: Virtual Address
746
+ see:
747
+ - MMU
748
+ VG:
749
+ - see: VolumeGroup
379
750
  VHCI:
380
- vm:
751
+ - title: Virtual Host Controller Interface (USB)
752
+ description: The virtualized (as in no actual USB wires, but same protocol and
753
+ PDUs) used as an interconnect between the t8012 (T2) and the Intel processor.
754
+ VHE:
755
+ - title: Virtualization Host Extensions
756
+ see:
757
+ - https://developer.arm.com/documentation/102142/0100/
758
+ VM:
381
759
  - title: Virtual Memory
382
760
  - title: Virtual Machine
761
+ see:
762
+ - VMM
763
+ - HVC
764
+ - VHE
765
+ VMSA:
766
+ - title: Virtual Memory System Architecture
767
+ Volume:
768
+ - title: APFS Disk Volume
769
+ description:
770
+ VolumeContainer:
771
+ - title: APFS Volume Container
772
+ description: A logical collection of physical stores that are aggregated to create
773
+ a logical pool of storage to be used for volume groups and loose volumes.
774
+ VolumeGroup:
775
+ - title: APFS Volume Group
776
+ description: A volume group collects volumes of roles into a composite system. Typically
777
+ used to connect a System volume to a Data volume.
383
778
  wlan:
384
779
  x86:
385
780
  x86_64:
386
781
  x86_64h:
387
- xnu:
782
+ xHCI:
783
+ - title: Extensible Host Controller Interface (USB 3.0)
784
+ XN:
785
+ - title: Execute Never (DEP)
786
+ XNU:
787
+ - title: XNUs not Unix (Darwin)
388
788
  XPC:
389
- metadata:
390
- description:
391
- credits: []
789
+ - title: Cross Process Connection