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I’m sure that it wouldn’t, because Virus Barrier doesn’t install anything deep in your System, so there would be nothing to cause a conflict. But the point is that Sophos is like a time bomb on

Thanks for the valuable info, Randy. I've had Sophos for so long that I have an automatic disincentive to switching. But I'll certainly think about it now. Do you know what would happen if I installed

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Personally, I try my best to ward people away from BOTH Sophos, and Malwarebytes. I try to keep people away from Sophos because I hear from an inordinate number of folks who, after we have done some

Nice to know.

You should always force an update before you start doing a specific scan. You seem to be taking a lot on trust. cjc

I think it updates automatically. I've never purposely updated it. [email protected]> wrote:

Did you update Sophia before you ran the scan?? cjc

I told you my OS twice LOL. And yes, I was guessing that it prevented the download and that's why Sophos didn't find it. Said all of that a couple of times. Thanks for your help. -- Janet

A human cannot react fast enough to beat a computer. It was probably not a download, but phoning home, found another victim. There is no Apple Defense or Defender. It sounds like the push notification

The Apple OS that you won’t tell me about, most likely prevented a download. So you won’t find it, like I assume Sophos told you. You can't find something that is not there Like I said, there are

Sorry for the perceived lack of clarity. As I attempted to explain, 1.? I opened a suspicious email.? It started to download something. I immediately closed and dumped the email, presumably

Right in your first paragraph, you said it was a suspicious email, so how could it look like a warning from Apple? Yes, they tried to use social engineering, poorly. But your first question as you are

Where does Apple recommend any AV or Adware app? It was not an ad. It was email. Malwarebytes deals with adware. What device and what OS was this on, so I can get an idea of the built-in AV you have.

It was not necessarily an email but that’s what I concluded. In any event, if it was the email, it seems to have downloaded something - maybe I didn’t stop the download in time. The warning

It came in an email, so no very urgent, but the message was urgent. Fake! It was not an ad, but an email. Fake! There is a new threat that neither anti-viral and adware cannot detect. It is push

You are most welcome! ? One WANTS a negative result - I was simply showing what you should get as a result if you have no infection(s). D.

ps of course no remote scanning. But I think the notice is made to look like it’s coming from the built-in Apple protection you frequently talk about.

Right, Brent, you mentioned that before about not needing anything extra. But David says Apple recommends malware bytes (?) and also, what caused the fake notice and how do I prevent it (and things

In that case there’s no significance to your negative result. ?? But thanks for all the info!