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keychain_items

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keychain​_items

Generic details about keychain items. NOTE: osquery limits frequent access to keychain files. This limit is controlled by keychain_access_interval flag.

Column Type Description
account text Optional item account
comment text Optional keychain comment
created text Date item was created
description text Optional item description
label text Generic item name
modified text Date of last modification
path text Path to keychain containing item
pk_hash text Hash of associated public key (SHA1 of subjectPublicKey, see RFC 8520 4.2.1.2)
type text Keychain item type (class)

Example

Identify Macs that contain certificates related to Apple application signing and notarization. (replace with your Apple Developer ID string)

SELECT * FROM keychain_items WHERE label LIKE '%8EHZ83LZNU%';

Notes

  • This table should be used sparingly as it uses an Apple API which occasionally corrupts the underlying certificate. Learn more here.
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