The problem with the latest Krisp versions is that no proper entitlements are copied after forcefully recodesigning the app.
This is the way to run it anyway, refer to https://github.com/NyaomiDEV/AMDFriend for installing it:
Code:
sudo amdfriend --in-place --directories /Applications/krisp.app
...so the app will be patched but codesign not replaced (if you replace it with the --sign option in AMDFriend the app won't make you logging in because of messed up special entitlements to access the keychain during the inplace patch).
Then copy to the desktop /Applications/krisp.app (which isn't recodesigned yet) and issue this command:
Code:
codesign --force --sign - ~/Desktop/krisp.app
delete /Applications/krisp.app
copy back ~/Desktop/krisp.app into Application folder, thus making sure to write it to a new inode.
Double click the app, it should run and let you authenticate, tried with the new 1.40.11 version.
According to this article, https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/updating_mac_software, with some apps inplace recodesignign doesn't properly work, you need to do it to a copy of the same app, and place the app back to the original path... the bug is this: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/130313 @Nyaomi, just to inform you.