My team requested com.apple.developer.endpoint-security.client entitlement 4 months ago and receive no response from Apple. What will we do to claim our entitlement in Developer ID Certificate.
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Hello everyone,
I'm currently developing a firewall using a network extension that employs two methods: NEFilterDataProvider, which specifically filters UDP and TCP connections, and NEFilterPacketProvider, designed to filter all packets. However, I've noticed that utilizing NEFilterPacketProvider results in a 50% reduction in bandwidth compared to when it's not in use.
Within my packetHandler closure, I'm only returning 'allow.' I suspect this slowdown might be due to the packet data cache being passed to my extension, with only one active thread available to handle it.
I'm wondering if there's a way to adjust the size of the packet buffer, increase the number of threads dedicated to processing packets, or configure specific rules to mitigate this issue.
Thank you.