Tool inspired by xpcspy tool to monitor XPC traffic.

gxpc recursively parses types of xpc_object_t as well as unmarshalling the data back to Go types.

Download one of the prebuilt binaries for macOS(x86_64 or arm64) from here or do it manually as described below.

• Follow the instructions for devkit documented here
• Run go install github.com/nsecho/gxpc@latest

XPC sniffer

Usage:
  gxpc [spawn_args] [flags]

Flags:
  -b, --blacklist strings   blacklist the following wildcard connections
  -f, --file string         spawn the file
  -h, --help                help for gxpc
  -i, --id string           connect to device with ID
  -l, --list                list available devices
  -n, --name string         process name
  -o, --output string       save output to this file
  -p, --pid int             PID of wanted process (default -1)
  -r, --remote string       connect to device at IP address
  -v, --version             version for gxpc
  -w, --whitelist strings   whitelist the following wildcard connections

If you do not pass -i flag, default device is USB.

If you want to spawn a file/binary, pass the -f that points to the file/binary you want to spawn along with the arguments.

• gxpc -i local -f /bin/cat /tmp/somefile - without some specific flags to the spawned binary
• gxpc -i local -f /path/to/binary -- -a -b "TEST" - with some specific flags to the spawned binary