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filevault_users

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filevault​_users

Information on the users able to unlock the current boot volume if protected with FileVault.

Column Type Description
username text Username of the FileVault user.
uuid text UUID of the FileVault user, which can be joined to users.uuid.

Example

List the usernames able to unlock and boot a computer protected by FileVault, joined to users.username to obtain the description of the operating system account that owns it.

SELECT fu.username, u.description FROM filevault_users fu JOIN users u ON fu.uuid=u.uuid;

Notes

This table is from the Mac Admins osquery extension.

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