– macOS’s built-in malware scanner (XProtect) updates automatically. You can also upload the file to VirusTotal for a multi-engine scan.
Because this package operates at a high privilege level (root), it is protected by . Modifying the contents of the package is generally impossible without disabling security layers, and doing so would likely cause the macOS installation process to fail its internal checksum verification, preventing the system from booting. restoretools.pkg
– In Terminal, run: pkgutil --check-signature restoretools.pkg A valid package will show an Apple Developer ID or a trusted third-party certificate. If it says "signature invalid" or "no signature," proceed with extreme caution. Modifying the contents of the package is generally
: pkgutil --files com.vendor.restoretools (replace com.vendor with the actual bundle ID found via pkgutil --pkgs | grep restore ) : pkgutil --files com