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Fleet uses osquery tables to query operating system, hardware, and software data. Each table provides specific data for analysis and filtering.

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apps

macOS applications installed in known search paths (e.g., /Applications).

Column Type Description
applescript_enabled text Info properties NSAppleScriptEnabled label
bundle_executable text Info properties CFBundleExecutable label
bundle_identifier text Info properties CFBundleIdentifier label
bundle_name text Info properties CFBundleName label
bundle_package_type text Info properties CFBundlePackageType label
bundle_short_version text Info properties CFBundleShortVersionString label
bundle_version text Info properties CFBundleVersion label
category text The UTI that categorizes the app for the App Store
compiler text Info properties DTCompiler label
copyright text Info properties NSHumanReadableCopyright label
development_region text Info properties CFBundleDevelopmentRegion label
display_name text Info properties CFBundleDisplayName label
element text Does the app identify as a background agent
environment text Application-set environment variables
info_string text Info properties CFBundleGetInfoString label
last_opened_time double The time that the app was last used
minimum_system_version text Minimum version of macOS required for the app to run
name text Name of the Name.app folder
path text Absolute and full Name.app path

Example

See the last time applications were used. Useful to know if a vulnerable application is being used as well as for licensing purposes.

SELECT *, strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S',last_opened_time,'unixepoch') as LastUseDate FROM apps WHERE last_opened_time!='-1.0';
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