Tuesday, December 4, 2018
Mac Developers Reminded to Have Their Apps Notarized as Apple Tightens Security
Apple today reminded Mac developers that it is encouraging them to have their apps notarized, meaning that the apps have been scanned by Apple and checked for malware and other security issues. Notarization is not currently a requirement for apps distributed outside of the Mac App Store, but Apple says it will “more prominently highlight notarization status” starting in the spring of 2019. And
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