npSecEditCtl.MAC.BOC
npSecEditCtl.MAC.BOC is an internet plug-in for macOS that provides digital signature and encryption functionality. It was developed by Cfca (China Financial Certification Authority) and integrates with the operating system's Internet Plug-Ins framework to support secure digital transactions, likely for banking or financial applications in mainland China. The plugin enables web browsers and other macOS applications to perform cryptographic operations and verify digital certificates.
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1 suggestionThis is an internet plug-in component, not a standalone application — it is part of the macOS Internet Plug-Ins system and integrates with Safari and other applications. You cannot update it separately through the Mac App Store or by downloading from a vendor website. Internet plug-ins are no longer actively supported on modern macOS: Apple has deprecated NPAPI (Netscape Plugin Application Programming Interface) plug-ins starting in macOS 10.15 Catalina and continued phasing them out in subsequent releases. This npSecEditCtl.MAC.BOC plugin is an Intel-only legacy component and will not function once Apple removes Rosetta 2 support in macOS 28 (September 2028). If you still rely on services that require this plugin (such as banking systems that depend on Cfca digital signatures), contact the service provider or your bank to ask whether they offer a modern alternative — most have migrated to web-based certificate handling, native macOS frameworks (CryptoKit, Security.framework), or standalone applications rather than browser plug-ins. Reinstalling or updating the parent application that originally installed this plugin will not resolve the architecture mismatch, as the plugin source has not been actively maintained for several years.
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