Master advanced macos control bypasses (exp-312) with our Classroom and Online OSMR Training at WebAsha Technologies. It builds the hands-on, 'Try Harder' skills validated by the OSMR exam.
Training Overview:
teaches the advanced macOS security skills covered by OffSec's EXP-312 course - bypassing Apple's platform security controls such as TCC, Gatekeeper, code signing and SIP, along with macOS-specific exploitation. Please note: the OSMR certification is currently on hiatus (OffSec stopped issuing new OSMR exams on 2 November 2025 and removed EXP-312 from its platform in January 2026); existing credentials remain valid and a new exam is not currently available. WebAsha offers this as a hands-on macOS security skills course.
Intended Audience:
This course is ideal for experienced penetration testers, reverse engineers and vulnerability researchers who want rare, hands-on macOS security and control-bypass skills (note: the OSMR certification is currently on hiatus).
Topics Covered:
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macOS Architecture: How macOS security is built.
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Mach-O Internals: The macOS binary format.
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TCC Bypasses: Defeating privacy controls.
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Gatekeeper & Code Signing: Bypassing trust checks.
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SIP Subversion: System Integrity Protection.
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Entitlements: Abusing macOS permissions.
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Process Injection: Injecting into macOS processes.
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Chaining Bypasses: Full macOS attack scenarios.
Requirements:
Comfort with Linux and the command line is recommended. Online participants need a stable internet connection and a laptop/desktop for the live labs.
Pre-Requisites:
This is an advanced macOS course. OffSec recommended strong exploitation and reverse-engineering experience (OSCP/OSED-level) and familiarity with macOS before EXP-312. WebAsha advises the same background for this skills program.
Career Benefits:
macOS security is a rare, well-paid specialisation. In India, professionals with advanced macOS offensive skills typically earn ₹16 LPA to ₹40+ LPA in research and red-team roles.