One of the changes introduced by Mountain Lion was the removal of the old procmod convention for applications that want to access the task port of a process (aka for reversers, debuggers). Before this change, any binary that was procmod suid group set could access the task port of other processes (running as the same user). Taskgated configuration in Mountain Lion was changed and removed this possibility. Only signed binaries that contain an embedded Info.
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