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local_network_permissions

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local​_network​_permissions

Information about local network permissions granted to applications on macOS.

Column Type Description
bundle_id text The application bundle identifier (e.g., com.example.app).
display_name text The user-friendly display name of the application.
executable_path text The full path to the application executable.
provider_added text Indicates if the permission was added by a provider (may be empty).
state integer The permission state (0 = denied, 1 = allowed).
type text The type of permission entry (typically "applications").

Notes

This table is not a core osquery table. It is included as part of Fleet's agent (fleetd). This table is from the Mac Admins osquery extension.

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