Last week, our project Docker-OSX's Docker Hub account received a DMCA takedown notice from Apple to remove our Docker images from Docker Hub. The images have over 750k pulls. The GitHub page has 40k GitHub stars. It is a security research project that is geared towards Linux users (and now Windows) being able to participate in Apple Bug Bounty. Apple is obviously well aware of the project, as our project has been active for over 4 years. You can read the DMCA notice here: bleepingcomputer.com/news/se… via @billtoulas from @BleepinComputer The project: github.com/sickcodes/Docker-… Clause 7. b. of the Apple Security Research program explicitly permits breaching Apple licenses including, copying, decompiling, reversing, create derivative works, etc. security.apple.com/terms-and… The DMCA notice simply asked Docker Hub to cease hosting our automated Docker builds, that are automatically created from Dockerfiles in the GitHub project. Anyone can build the Dockerfile locally. Yes, it will download the latest macOS installer for each version. Yes, the Docker builds therefore contain macOS (recovery) installer file. Should I create a second set of Dockerfiles, that will download the macOS installer at runtime in order to comply with the DMCA? This will shrink the image size significantly, and every `docker run` will therefore use the very latest macOS installer for that major version. bleepingcomputer.com/news/se…