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Overall, this technique may be done to overcome a malicious user’s Objective-c coding limitations.

As for the native library differences between Windows and MacOS, the mono framework supports DLL mapping to support Windows-only dependencies to their MacOS counterparts. In this case, however, the bundling of the said framework with the malicious files becomes a workaround to enable EXE files to run on Mac systems. A mono framework installed in the system is required to compile or load these executables and libraries.

Optional: if you run Little Snitch on your host Mac, you may want to disable Network Filtering while you do this just to make sure it's not getting in the way.Developer, Objective Development Software GmbHĬurrently, running EXE on other platforms would have no impact on non-Windows systems such as MacOS.

For me, I also had to use the Type of Realtek RTL8029AS, none of the Intel options worked for me.

I would avoid using 'default adapter' as that allows Parallels to make decisions.

From the Source pull-down menu, select the option under Bridged Network that represent how your Mac is connected to the network (i.e.: Ethernet, or Wi-Fi).

Select the Hardware tab, and then Network, expand the Advanced Settings.

Go into the Parallels Desktop Configuration for that VM (click the gear next to the VM name).

Delete the ist file from: /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/.In the MacOS VM, open System Preferences > Network, delete all of the listed Network Adapters and Apply the changes.Based on some of the advice earlier I was able to get it to work using a combination of Bridge Mode and changing the simulated ethernet adapter in the Parallels network configuration. I experienced this issue today with a newly created MacOS 10.12.6 VM.