This is a complete Xcode project of the Endpoint Security Demo gist: https://gist.github.com/Omar-Ikram/8e6721d8e83a3da69b31d4c2612a68ba
To build the project the 'Signing & Capabilities' section of the target needs to have a Team specified, but doing so will only allow the program to run on a SIP disabled machine (best use a VM to be safe).
To build the project to run on a SIP protected machine, you need to update the 'Signing & Capabilities' section of the target with with a Team and Provisioning Profile that has been granted the 'com.apple.developer.endpoint-security.client' entitlement from Apple.
- Note: Assigning the 'com.apple.developer.endpoint-security.client' entitlement to a Provisioning Profile cannot be done directly via Xcode. It must first be done through the Apple Developer Account and then have Xcode import the Provisioning Profile into project.
The build produces a command line program packaged as bundle. This is required so that the program has the Provisioning Profile for the System to validate against during runtime.
The program needs to be run as root from the Terminal, which has been granted Full Disk access (best use a VM to be safe).
The program is treated as a command line program, but running it requires launching the binary inside the bundle:
sudo ./EndpointSecurityDemo.app/Contents/MacOS/EndpointSecurityDemo serial