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ITunes Backup Extractor (via Manifest.plist) - instantly This page will extract the information needed from the Manifest.plist file to convert it to hashes compatible with hashcat.
I have the following data inside a plist AdminUnit Date 2013-10-12T06:07:27Z Value GLXDUD I'm interested in extracting the GLXDUD to build a smart group from that string to create an extension attribute. Here's what I've tried which is not working. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you, #!/bin/sh BigFixUnit=$( defaults read /Library/Preferences/com.bigfix.BESAgent.plist AdminUnit ) echo '$Department'. Knowing how the BESAgent plist is laid out, it sounds like you're missing something before the first colon in ':AdminUnit:Value'. I would open up your BESAgent plist in xcode to take a look.
Find the value you want to print out and note the names in the 'path' down to the value you want. E.g let's say I want to pull out whatever is stored in 'Value' under 'BootTime' from my com.bigfix.BESAgent.plist file. Here's a screencap of what it looks like in xcode: You need to specify the exact location of this value in the PlistBuddy command or else it'll just give you the same error you saw. In my example, the PlistBuddy command would look like this: /usr/libexec/PlistBuddy -c 'Print:Options:GlobalOptions:BootTime:Value' /Library/Preferences/com.bigfix.BESAgent.plist So you need to change that part of the command to match the 'path' of the value inside the plist that you're looking for.
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The new Safari version (in Tiger) seems to use a new binary format for /Library/Safari/Bookmarks.plist and not a plain XML file as before. It can be edited in Property List Editor as a regular XML file, but I haven't been able to automatically extract bookmarks with previously working methods, like grep, DOMParser or even an applescript posted at Does anybody know how can I extract bookmarks (URL and title) using shell commands, applescript or javascript? Maybe even the spotlight shell command 'mdfind' could help, as the spotlight results also include bookmarks, but I still don't know how to make a query for this.