Downloads are self-installing DMG packages.

Mac OS-X users are downloading a DMG image that shows as a disk after you double click the DMG file. In the window that will open, drag CyberRat.app from the left side of the window to the applications folder to the right to install it. After it's done, discard (drag to the trash) both DMG file and the virtual disk it creates, go to your applications folder, find CyberRat inside your applications folder and double click CyberRat to launch it.

ATTENTION:
A while ago, Apple added a new feature called Gatekeeper to Mac OS. This security feature prevents unknown applications from running on a user’s system by default. Users running one of these OS versions may recieve a message stating that the application you have downloaded is from an unknown developer or may ask to contact developer to update software. This is because by default, Gatekeeper will only allow applications from App Store and developers identified through the Apple Developer Program to run.



We do not sell our software via the App Store, but we are members of Apple developer program and all of our applications are code signed and notarized with Apple and should open without gatekeeper warning.

However, if for whatever reason you will receive such warning, either while trying to open DMG or while trying to launch CyberRat application, please "right-click" (or "Control-click") and select the "Open" option from the right click contextual menu . You will receive the same warning but this time you will have option to "Open" along with the default "OK" button. Click "Open" in warning dialog which will subsequently set the application to always open with a simple double click on the application icon.



Another issue could be that your Gatekeeper settings are set to "Allow Download" only from App Store. In this case:

1) Open the System Preferences either through the Apple Menu or the System Preferences icon in the Dock.

2) Click the Security & Privacy system preference in the first row section at the top of the preferences window.

3) Click the lock icon in the lower left corner of the Security & Privacy window and enter the administrator password to unlock and allow changes to the system settings.



4) Once unlocked, you may now change the Gatekeeper settings. under the General settings tab, in the bottom section labeled Allow apps downloaded from: Select App Store and Identified developers.

You may now quit the System Preferences and run applications downloaded outside Apple Store (if they are from identified developers).