To inject the dylib into a running process, you'll need to use a tool like DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES . Here's how you can do it:
Malware authors actively hunt for third-party applications that ship with these specific entitlements, as they act as a softer target for dylib injection techniques. Detection Strategies for Security Engineers dylib injection
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clang -shared -o url_logger.dylib -fPIC url_logger.c -framework WebKit DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES=url_logger.dylib Safari To inject the dylib into a running process,
When this variable contains a path to a dylib, dyld forces that library to load into the memory space of any spawned process before its main entry point executes. void* url) printf("Visited URL: %s\n"
```bash DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES=my_dylib.dylib <process_name> Replace `<process_name>` with the actual name of the process.
void log_url(void* context, void* url) printf("Visited URL: %s\n", url);