When looking under /System/Library/Frameworks, it is apparent that while the framework structure is all there, its binary is not. I presume this is due to SIP hiding binaries from the file system.
Is there any magic incantation to access those binaries for non-nefarious purposes (e.g. class-dump)? If one gets the NSBundle for one of the classes in AddressBook.framework, for example, its executable path is still reported as:
/System/Library/Frameworks/AddressBook.framework/Versions/A/AddressBook
...even though the file isn't part of the file system and thus cannot be accessed. Is there a way to get to the object code without having to disable SIP or otherwise cripple one’s system?
Thank you!
Is there any magic incantation to access those binaries for non-nefarious purposes (e.g. class-dump)? If one gets the NSBundle for one of the classes in AddressBook.framework, for example, its executable path is still reported as:
/System/Library/Frameworks/AddressBook.framework/Versions/A/AddressBook
...even though the file isn't part of the file system and thus cannot be accessed. Is there a way to get to the object code without having to disable SIP or otherwise cripple one’s system?
Thank you!
