MacOS Injection via Third Party Frameworks

This report demonstrates practical techniques for bypassing macOS process-injection and privacy protections by leveraging third‑party runtimes: abusing .NET Core’s debug transport (named pipes) to read/write memory and achieve code injection (including a PoC that writes shellcode and loads an Apfell implant), and using ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE to run signed/hardened Electron apps as Node to spawn processes that inherit app privacy permissions; the post includes full PoC code, implementation details, and evidence showing these methods work against hardened binaries.