Again you need to give a detailed explanation of what you are seeing, include a screenshot if that helps. All other so-called ransomware attacks were fake, not caused by any malware on the computer and can be easily avoided without paying anybody anything.Īssuming you are using the paid version of ClamXav it includes detailed tech support from the ClamXav Helpdesk. There has only been one actual Ransomware attack against macOS / OS X to date, which involved a few people who downloaded a hacked version of the Transmission application. Most unwanted experiences are caused by something other than malware and many things don't involve anything on your Mac. I currently have Clam X, but it has been unable to find the virus.īobTheFisherman advise is paramount here as almost nobody except a few of those involved in the first discussion (over three years old) will even see your question, so start a new discussion and describe in great detail what you are seeing without assuming you have some hidden malware. Start by downloading our free antivirus to stay protected. It protects you against viruses, malware, spyware, phishing, online scams and hackers.

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