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Suspicious Package supports:

• macOS 12 (Monterey)
• macOS 11 (Big Sur)
• macOS 10.15 (Catalina)

Suspicious Package supports Macs with Intel or Apple Silicon processors.

Trying the macOS 13 beta? Read more about Suspicious Package on Ventura.

New in Version 4.2.1

• Remove Bash from Review warning about “deprecated runtimes.”
• Fix a crash that could occur with certain configurations of language preferences.
• Improved handling of a package with missing or corrupted component packages.

New in Version 4.2

• Much more info on the All Files tab, including executable architectures and entitlements, as well as new filters for searching files by these attributes.
• Package Info tab shows more info about processor support, so you can see at a glance if, say, “all executable items support Apple Silicon and Intel processors.”
• New “merged” view of all entitlements requested by all installed executables, and a way to copy app identities for pasting into a PPPC Profile.
• New Review warnings, including for scripts that use built-in runtimes that Apple has “deprecated” (or already started to remove).
• Other bug fixes and improvements.

See the Release History for additional details.