Fleet uses osquery tables to query operating system, hardware, and software data. Each table provides specific data for analysis and filtering.
tcc_access
Information about macOS TCC database contents, for determining permissions granted to applications.
Column | Type | Description |
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auth_reason | integer | TODO |
auth_value | integer | Indicates whether the access is: denied (0), unknown (1), allowed (2), or limited (3). |
client | text | The bundle identifier or absolute path to the program using the TCC service. |
client_type | integer | Indicates whether client is a bundle identifier (0) or absolute path (1). |
indirect_object_identifier | text | For kTCCServiceAppleEvents, what the client is asking to interact with, or "UNUSED" when it doesn't apply. Absolute path or bundle identifier. |
indirect_object_identifier_type | integer | Indicates whether indirect_object_identifier is a bundle identifier (0) or absolute path (1), if applicable. |
last_modified | bigint | The last time the entry was modified, in epoch seconds. |
policy_id | integer | The MDM policy that allows TCC access for the application. |
service | text | The name of the TCC service. |
source | text | Either "user" or "system". |
uid | integer | The local user the permissions are for. 0 for the system (root) user. |