During last night, Apple allegedly pushed new XProtect antivirus signatures. After that, I think XProtect found the malware Pirrit in my Xcode Simulator files from Apple. I'm not kidding. This is an excerpt from the XProtect log (notice the NSFilePath!): 2024-05-01 07:54:12.951 Pirrit 👉 no status_message report time 0.0000000 {"action":"report","path":{"modificationDate":732892166.8634809,"path":"\/Library\/Developer\/CoreSimulator\/Images\/1944D6AF-4D6B-4877-8F87-924EB62FC984.dmg","creationDate":732892166.8634809},"status":{"description":"Error deleting path: \/Library\/Developer\/CoreSimulator\/Images\/1944D6AF-4D6B-4877-8F87-924EB62FC984.dmg: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=513 \"“1944D6AF-4D6B-4877-8F87-924EB62FC984.dmg” couldn’t be removed because you don’t have permission to access it.\" UserInfo={NSUserStringVariant=(\n Remove\n), NSFilePath=\/Library\/Developer\/CoreSimulator\/Images\/1944D6AF-4D6B-4877-8F87-924EB62FC984.dmg, NSUnderlyingError=0x1247612a0 {Error Domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain Code=1 \"Operation not permitted\"}}.","causedBy":[],"code":24}} 2024-05-01 07:54:13.197 Pirrit message not in JSON format 2024-05-01 07:54:41.125 Pirrit ⚠️ FailedToRemediate time 0.0000280 {"caused_by":[],"execution_duration":2.8014183044433594e-05,"status_code":24,"status_message":"FailedToRemediate"} XProtect also detects another threat on my machine: 2024-05-01 10:09:58.530 BadGacha ⚠️ ThreatDetected time 0.0000120 {"caused_by":[],"execution_duration":1.2040138244628906e-05,"status_message":"ThreatDetected","status_code":21} Please check your XProtect logs. There is an app that can display these logs out there. Or you can use the system logging facility. I have deleted the whole Developer folders (both at / and ~) and reinstalled Xcode (not Beta). But a new XProtect scan finds Pirrit in the Core Simulator file again! I have also attempted to install an anti virus solution (Malwarebytes), but it does not detect anything. I am wondering if we should get someone from Apple involved. I am also wondering if I should reset my whole machine… Is anyone else seeing these issues in the XProtect log? It is unclear at this time whether there really is a Pirrit malware in Apple's Xcode simulator files or if there is some issue with XProtect like a faulty signature. Don't panic.

Hey everyone, How do I detect that my View is coming into the foreground? The app has been suspended by iOS before, because I closed it (which is fine). I am running into the strange problem, that .onChange(of: scenePhase) is never triggered on my custom subview. It only works if I attach it to the first view inside the root view. Some context: My app is iOS 17 and iPhone only. does work: on TabView() inside ContentView() ContentView() is the root view of the app. struct ContentView: View { @Environment(\.scenePhase) var scenePhase var body: some View { TabView { CustomSubView() } .onChange(of: scenePhase) { oldPhase, newPhase in if newPhase == .active { // some code, does work } else if newPhase == .background { // some code, does work } } } does not work: on CustomSubView() inside TabView() inside ContentView() struct CustomSubView: View { @Environment(\.scenePhase) var scenePhaseCustomSubView var body: some View { NavigationStack { } .onChange(of: scenePhaseCustomSubView) { oldPhase, newPhase in if newPhase == .active { // some code, is not firing for some reason -> use onAppear? } else if newPhase == .background { // some code, does work } } } } Thank you for your help

Hey guys and gals, iOS 14 is taking 15 GB additional storage from my device – which is a problem since it only has 64 GB. I can see it under storage in the Info section of system settings. There are two entries with ~ 15 GB each at the very bottom ("System" and "Other"). How do I delete these additional files? Is this a bug? Should I file a radar? Thanks