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To download the file needed go to Releases.
Download one of the following files from assets.
Dealing with the macOS error “is damaged and can’t be opened” when installing software is common when the app isn’t digitally signed and notarised by Apple.
How to fix by removing the specific security flag that macOS places on downloaded files (the com.apple.quarantine attribute).
xattr CommandThis command removes the quarantine flag that triggers the “damaged” error.
sudo xattr -d com.apple.quarantine
Open Finder and locate your downloaded installer file, which is likely named NanoLocz_1_4_Mac_Install.app.
Drag and drop the installer file directly from the Finder window into the Terminal window. This will paste the full and correct file path after the command you typed.
The final command should look similar to this (the path will be unique to your machine):
sudo xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Users/YourName/Downloads/NanoLocz_1_4_Mac_Install.app
Press Enter.
The Terminal will prompt you for your administrator password. Type your password (no characters will appear on the screen as you type) and press Enter again.
The security flag has now been removed. You can now try to open NanoLocz_1_4_Mac_Install.app directly from the Finder. It should launch the installer without the “damaged” error.
Download and install MATLAB 2020 or later. During installation, ensure the following toolboxes are selected:
Download the appropriate NanoLocz installer from the
GitHub Releases page:
MATLAB 2020–2024
Use: NanoLocz.1.41.pre2025_Matlab.mlappinstall
MATLAB 2025 and later
Use: NanoLocz_v1_41_2025-2026_Matlab.mltbx
Double-click the downloaded .mlappinstall or .mltbx file.
Once installed, NanoLocz can be found in the Apps tab in MATLAB.
For quicker access: