I'll explain how I got it to work on my intel Mac but YMMV and proceed at your own risk.
1. Uninstall Hamachi (This part may not be necessary)
2. Power off your Mac.
3. While Holding Command - R restart. You can release the when you see the apple
4. When prompted, select English (assuming) and click the right arrow
5. Select your account and click the right arrow
6. Enter the password and press continue.
7. You should now see 4 options starting with Restore from Time Machine. From the utilities menu across the top select terminal
8. In terminal type csrutil disable and press enter. There will be some line about how much of a bad idea this is and if you're changing this settings it's likely because of either lazy or incompetent developers.
9. Type reboot and press enter
10. Once logged in change your security and privacy settings to Allow apps downloaded from App Store and identified developers (not sure this is necessary but it's the settings I use). Once installed you can change them back
11. Install Hamachi. There will be pop up asking you to allow the kernels and stating explicitly these are the lazy and/or incompetent developers they were talking about in recovery mode
12. Restart. You'll have to
13. Launch Hamachi and bask in the glory that is the last time that you will be able to install hamachi and get it to work by putting in effort that the LogMeIn developers were able to avoid
Serious note. My understanding is that this is not the best option. To give context, at the end of my work day I uninstall hamachi and enable my security. So my daily work routine begins with the steps I just described. Please do this at your own risk
