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In the System Preferences/Security & Privacy/Full Disk Access I've got a couple of itesm that I don't recognize. One is "sshd-keygen-wrapper" and the other is "XProtect."
Just curious if someone may know what these two items are. Have them on my 2014 Mac mini and my M1 2020 MacBook Pro, both running Monterey. Thanks!
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.6
Yes they also, sometimes appear in the Newer Version of macOS 13 Ventura
The XProtect is part of the builtin feature of Monterey " Protecting against malware in macOS "
link below to cross reference
Protecting against malware in macOS - Apple Support (CA)
The sshd-keygen-wrapper can be References from Below link
sushi-keygen-wrapper what is this and do … - Apple Community
Both are Native and Safe Processes and are part of the Operating System
Screen Shot of my Ventura 13.2 Full Disk Access
Yes they also, sometimes appear in the Newer Version of macOS 13 Ventura
The XProtect is part of the builtin feature of Monterey " Protecting against malware in macOS "
link below to cross reference
Protecting against malware in macOS - Apple Support (CA)
The sshd-keygen-wrapper can be References from Below link
sushi-keygen-wrapper what is this and do … - Apple Community
Both are Native and Safe Processes and are part of the Operating System
Screen Shot of my Ventura 13.2 Full Disk Access
Thank you P. Phillips for the response and links, interesting reading. But, if it deals with the OS security, I would think Apple would automatically allow Full Disk Access to these items. I had to check the boxes to allow on both items, on both systems.
Yup sometimes the User is presented with a choice by Apple.
That is rarity from Apple lol
Have 2 Apple Machines, Both with Ventura and I too was given the choice - lucky me
You are welcome 😀 and thank you too 🇨🇦
Do come back to the Apple Support Communities ( ASC ) in the future, if / or when additional questions may arise
Full Disk Access Items
