Legacy code saves model objects to a file with NSKeyedArchiver, and on recent OS versions unarchiving started warning and crashing. What's the difference between NSCoding and NSSecureCoding?
NSSecureCoding makes you name the allowed classes when you decode, which blocks arbitrary object injection. The unarchiving APIs are secure by default now, so they fail when you don't give the class list.
PersistenceShort answerBasics
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PersistenceShort answerIntro
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NetworkingShort answerIntro
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NetworkingShort answerBasics
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