McPivot and useful LLDB commands

This post describes techniques for accessing user accounts and data on macOS systems after gaining root access, including methods to bypass keychain (macOS's password storage system) protections through process injection and debugger attachment. The author notes that macOS has security features like SIP (System Integrity Protection, which prevents debugging of protected system processes) and keychain encryption that make direct access difficult, requiring either the target user's password or creative workarounds like injecting code into running processes.