https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1IWrbE8xiau4rU2mtXYji9vSPWDqb56luh0OhD5XS0AM/edit#gid=0

If you have the extension installed on a system, go into Apple System Profiler / System Information and in the Extensions area the information is in the "Signed by" line. It's in parenthesis.

Thank you bpavlov! This is very helpful

@bpavlov : That is awesome. I assume you posted on Slack already, or at least started a discussion post here?

That was ridiculously easy. Much thanks @bpavlov .

The scripts here - https://www.richard-purves.com/2017/11/09/mdm-and-the-kextpocalypse-2/

Produce a list of both Team ID's and individual Kext ID's. I have done this and found amongst others Google's Team ID.

Note: You need the Kext's installed although not necessarily approved so the scripts can find them. Even a clean Mac has several manufacturers kexts included as standard e.g. Atto, Promise, etc. as these are included drivers for SATA cards etc.

Anyone have access to add entries to this? There's a few Bundle IDs/teams that we use that aren't on the list. I don't have rights to do it, and sort of hate to bother the doc owners.

Thank you so much @bpavlov ! I've been dealing with Google Drive File Stream pop ups for months now and recently with Pulse Secure v9.0.2 as well so I was able to kill two birds with one stone today thanks to that Google Doc!

Is there a walk through to set this up correctly?

@achristoforatos Here are some screenshots of our setup. Create a new Configuration Profile, call it "Approved Kernel Extensions", set up a Kernel Extensions Payload and start applying the Team ID and Bundle IDs for the apps you use in your environment using the following list: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1IWrbE8xiau4rU2mtXYji9vSPWDqb56luh0OhD5XS0AM/edit#gid=0

Set your scope to all of your 10.13.4+ Macs (when KEXT was enabled in macOS)

If you are on MacAdmins Slack, DM me (@adammartin) if you need more than this