Not sure I follow. Rogue apps? Wasn't that from a corrupt app?On 29/09/2022 19:36, Snit wrote:Yes, though they are not 100% safe either.
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/09/never-before-seen-malware-has-infected-hundreds-of-linux-and-windows-devices/
Researchers have revealed a never-before-seen piece of cross-platform >>>>>>> malware that has infected a wide range of Linux and Windows devices, >>>>>>> including small office routers, FreeBSD boxes, and large enterprise >>>>>>> servers.
——
Be careful out there!
Thanks! This is a time when it's good to be an Apple customer! 🤣 >>>>>
True - especially if you download rogue Apps! https://imgbb.com/X2kyxCM >>>
When I reported the error to HO he said to me, in email:-
"That's because you didn't follow the instructions that I gave you, and
you tried running the app from the same folder that it was unarchived
to. Please move the app out of that, preferably into your Applications
folder. I have also explained this in at least two articles recently.
Aha. Though to be fair I ran it from that folder with no issues.
But I HAD installed the Mints App exactly as instructed - in the
Applications folder - before I ran it. I believe HO altered the coding
in his App so that the next time I downloaded it an ran it, no error
message was shown.
What version numbers? Any evidence of this? Seems a bad download is more likely.
I have no idea how an App can become corrupt, but I decided to rid this
machine of /all/ tools supplied by HO. Over-Kill? Maybe, but who knows
for sure.
Use what you are comfortable with. Not sure of the concern though. Is all of this from what seems to be a bad download?
On 30/09/2022 02:20, Snit wrote:
[....]
On 29/09/2022 19:36, Snit wrote:Yes, though they are not 100% safe either.
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/09/never-before-seen-malware-has-infected-hundreds-of-linux-and-windows-devices/
Researchers have revealed a never-before-seen piece of
cross-platform
malware that has infected a wide range of Linux and Windows
devices,
including small office routers, FreeBSD boxes, and large enterprise >>>>>>>> servers.
——
Be careful out there!
Thanks! This is a time when it's good to be an Apple customer! 🤣 >>>>>>
True - especially if you download rogue Apps!
https://imgbb.com/X2kyxCM
Not sure I follow. Rogue apps? Wasn't that from a corrupt app?
When I reported the error to HO he said to me, in email:-
"That's because you didn't follow the instructions that I gave you, and
you tried running the app from the same folder that it was unarchived
to. Please move the app out of that, preferably into your Applications
folder. I have also explained this in at least two articles recently.
Aha. Though to be fair I ran it from that folder with no issues.
But I HAD installed the Mints App exactly as instructed - in the
Applications folder - before I ran it. I believe HO altered the coding
in his App so that the next time I downloaded it an ran it, no error
message was shown.
What version numbers? Any evidence of this? Seems a bad download is more
likely.
I have no idea how an App can become corrupt, but I decided to rid this
machine of /all/ tools supplied by HO. Over-Kill? Maybe, but who knows
for sure.
Use what you are comfortable with. Not sure of the concern though. Is
all of
this from what seems to be a bad download?
Not really. It stems from the /attitude/ of Howard Oakley himself.
Perhaps *he* was having a bad day personally!
I have found THIS though! ClamXAV finds trojan in XProtect
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253749289
Do you agree with the advice given?
On 30/09/2022 02:20, Snit wrote:
[....]
Not sure I follow. Rogue apps? Wasn't that from a corrupt app?On 29/09/2022 19:36, Snit wrote:
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/09/never-before-seen-malware-has-infected-hundreds-of-linux-and-windows-devices/
Researchers have revealed a never-before-seen piece of cross-platform >>>>>>>> malware that has infected a wide range of Linux and Windows devices, >>>>>>>> including small office routers, FreeBSD boxes, and large enterprise >>>>>>>> servers.
——
Be careful out there!
Thanks! This is a time when it's good to be an Apple customer! ?
Yes, though they are not 100% safe either.
True - especially if you download rogue Apps! https://imgbb.com/X2kyxCM >>>>
When I reported the error to HO he said to me, in email:-
"That's because you didn't follow the instructions that I gave you, and
you tried running the app from the same folder that it was unarchived
to. Please move the app out of that, preferably into your Applications
folder. I have also explained this in at least two articles recently.
Aha. Though to be fair I ran it from that folder with no issues.
But I HAD installed the Mints App exactly as instructed - in the
Applications folder - before I ran it. I believe HO altered the coding
in his App so that the next time I downloaded it an ran it, no error
message was shown.
What version numbers? Any evidence of this? Seems a bad download is more
likely.
I have no idea how an App can become corrupt, but I decided to rid this
machine of /all/ tools supplied by HO. Over-Kill? Maybe, but who knows
for sure.
Use what you are comfortable with. Not sure of the concern though. Is all
of
this from what seems to be a bad download?
Not really. It stems from the /attitude/ of Howard Oakley himself.
Perhaps *he* was having a bad day personally!
I have found THIS though! ClamXAV finds trojan in XProtect
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253749289
Do you agree with the advice given?
David Brooks presented the following explanation :
On 30/09/2022 02:20, Snit wrote:
[....]
On 29/09/2022 19:36, Snit wrote:Yes, though they are not 100% safe either.
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/09/never-before-seen-malware-has-infected-hundreds-of-linux-and-windows-devices/
Researchers have revealed a never-before-seen piece of
cross-platform
malware that has infected a wide range of Linux and Windows
devices,
including small office routers, FreeBSD boxes, and large
enterprise
servers.
——
Be careful out there!
Thanks! This is a time when it's good to be an Apple customer! ? >>>>>>>
True - especially if you download rogue Apps!
https://imgbb.com/X2kyxCM
Not sure I follow. Rogue apps? Wasn't that from a corrupt app?
When I reported the error to HO he said to me, in email:-
"That's because you didn't follow the instructions that I gave you, and >>>> you tried running the app from the same folder that it was unarchived
to. Please move the app out of that, preferably into your Applications >>>> folder. I have also explained this in at least two articles recently.
Aha. Though to be fair I ran it from that folder with no issues.
But I HAD installed the Mints App exactly as instructed - in the
Applications folder - before I ran it. I believe HO altered the coding >>>> in his App so that the next time I downloaded it an ran it, no error
message was shown.
What version numbers? Any evidence of this? Seems a bad download is more >>> likely.
I have no idea how an App can become corrupt, but I decided to rid this >>>> machine of /all/ tools supplied by HO. Over-Kill? Maybe, but who knows >>>> for sure.
Use what you are comfortable with. Not sure of the concern though. Is
all of
this from what seems to be a bad download?
Not really. It stems from the /attitude/ of Howard Oakley himself.
Perhaps *he* was having a bad day personally!
I have found THIS though! ClamXAV finds trojan in XProtect
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253749289
Do you agree with the advice given?
IMO removing the utility is overkill, but I think I would do that too
under these circumstances. False positives are a fact of life, but
real-world testing of signatures should have eliminated this one.
Again though, this is likely an engine/definition problem and not a
problem your target can directly address.
On 30/09/2022 11:50, FromTheRafters wrote:
David Brooks presented the following explanation :
On 30/09/2022 02:20, Snit wrote:
[....]
Aha. Though to be fair I ran it from that folder with no issues.On 29/09/2022 19:36, Snit wrote:Yes, though they are not 100% safe either.
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/09/never-before-seen-malware-has-infected-hundreds-of-linux-and-windows-devices/
Researchers have revealed a never-before-seen piece of
cross-platform
malware that has infected a wide range of Linux and Windows >>>>>>>>>> devices,
including small office routers, FreeBSD boxes, and large enterprise >>>>>>>>>> servers.
——
Be careful out there!
Thanks! This is a time when it's good to be an Apple customer! ? >>>>>>>>
True - especially if you download rogue Apps!
https://imgbb.com/X2kyxCM
Not sure I follow. Rogue apps? Wasn't that from a corrupt app?
When I reported the error to HO he said to me, in email:-
"That's because you didn't follow the instructions that I gave you, and >>>>> you tried running the app from the same folder that it was unarchived >>>>> to. Please move the app out of that, preferably into your Applications >>>>> folder. I have also explained this in at least two articles recently. >>>>
But I HAD installed the Mints App exactly as instructed - in the
Applications folder - before I ran it. I believe HO altered the coding >>>>> in his App so that the next time I downloaded it an ran it, no error >>>>> message was shown.
What version numbers? Any evidence of this? Seems a bad download is more >>>> likely.
I have no idea how an App can become corrupt, but I decided to rid this >>>>> machine of /all/ tools supplied by HO. Over-Kill? Maybe, but who knows >>>>> for sure.
Use what you are comfortable with. Not sure of the concern though. Is all >>>> of
this from what seems to be a bad download?
Not really. It stems from the /attitude/ of Howard Oakley himself.
Perhaps *he* was having a bad day personally!
I have found THIS though! ClamXAV finds trojan in XProtect
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253749289
Do you agree with the advice given?
IMO removing the utility is overkill, but I think I would do that too under >> these circumstances. False positives are a fact of life, but real-world
testing of signatures should have eliminated this one.
Thanks. Are you using ANY AV software on your MBP?
Again though, this is likely an engine/definition problem and not a problem >> your target can directly address.
I'm simply pleased that I'm not subscribing to ClamXAV
David Brooks wrote :
On 30/09/2022 11:50, FromTheRafters wrote:
David Brooks presented the following explanation :
On 30/09/2022 02:20, Snit wrote:
[....]
Aha. Though to be fair I ran it from that folder with no issues.On 29/09/2022 19:36, Snit wrote:Yes, though they are not 100% safe either.
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/09/never-before-seen-malware-has-infected-hundreds-of-linux-and-windows-devices/
Researchers have revealed a never-before-seen piece of
cross-platform
malware that has infected a wide range of Linux and Windows >>>>>>>>>>> devices,
including small office routers, FreeBSD boxes, and large >>>>>>>>>>> enterprise
servers.
——
Be careful out there!
Thanks! This is a time when it's good to be an Apple customer! ? >>>>>>>>>
True - especially if you download rogue Apps!
https://imgbb.com/X2kyxCM
Not sure I follow. Rogue apps? Wasn't that from a corrupt app?
When I reported the error to HO he said to me, in email:-
"That's because you didn't follow the instructions that I gave
you, and
you tried running the app from the same folder that it was unarchived >>>>>> to. Please move the app out of that, preferably into your
Applications
folder. I have also explained this in at least two articles recently. >>>>>
But I HAD installed the Mints App exactly as instructed - in the
Applications folder - before I ran it. I believe HO altered the
coding
in his App so that the next time I downloaded it an ran it, no error >>>>>> message was shown.
What version numbers? Any evidence of this? Seems a bad download is
more
likely.
I have no idea how an App can become corrupt, but I decided to rid >>>>>> this
machine of /all/ tools supplied by HO. Over-Kill? Maybe, but who
knows
for sure.
Use what you are comfortable with. Not sure of the concern though.
Is all of
this from what seems to be a bad download?
Not really. It stems from the /attitude/ of Howard Oakley himself.
Perhaps *he* was having a bad day personally!
I have found THIS though! ClamXAV finds trojan in XProtect
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253749289
Do you agree with the advice given?
IMO removing the utility is overkill, but I think I would do that too
under these circumstances. False positives are a fact of life, but
real-world testing of signatures should have eliminated this one.
Thanks. Are you using ANY AV software on your MBP?
I don't think so, only the things that come with the OS. I believe there
is some AV capability there.
Again though, this is likely an engine/definition problem and not a
problem your target can directly address.
I'm simply pleased that I'm not subscribing to ClamXAV
Whatever, it seems like a Clam problem and not a ClamXAV problem except
by association.
On 30/09/2022 02:20, Snit wrote:
[....]
Not sure I follow. Rogue apps? Wasn't that from a corrupt app?On 29/09/2022 19:36, Snit wrote:Yes, though they are not 100% safe either.
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/09/never-before-seen-malware-has-infected-hundreds-of-linux-and-windows-devices/
Researchers have revealed a never-before-seen piece of cross-platform >>>>>>>> malware that has infected a wide range of Linux and Windows devices, >>>>>>>> including small office routers, FreeBSD boxes, and large enterprise >>>>>>>> servers.
——
Be careful out there!
Thanks! This is a time when it's good to be an Apple customer! 🤣 >>>>>>
True - especially if you download rogue Apps! https://imgbb.com/X2kyxCM >>>>
When I reported the error to HO he said to me, in email:-
"That's because you didn't follow the instructions that I gave you, and
you tried running the app from the same folder that it was unarchived
to. Please move the app out of that, preferably into your Applications
folder. I have also explained this in at least two articles recently.
Aha. Though to be fair I ran it from that folder with no issues.
But I HAD installed the Mints App exactly as instructed - in the
Applications folder - before I ran it. I believe HO altered the coding
in his App so that the next time I downloaded it an ran it, no error
message was shown.
What version numbers? Any evidence of this? Seems a bad download is more
likely.
I have no idea how an App can become corrupt, but I decided to rid this
machine of /all/ tools supplied by HO. Over-Kill? Maybe, but who knows
for sure.
Use what you are comfortable with. Not sure of the concern though. Is all of >> this from what seems to be a bad download?
Not really. It stems from the /attitude/ of Howard Oakley himself.
Perhaps *he* was having a bad day personally!
I have found THIS though! ClamXAV finds trojan in XProtect
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253749289
Do you agree with the advice given?
David Brooks wrote :
On 30/09/2022 11:50, FromTheRafters wrote:
David Brooks presented the following explanation :
On 30/09/2022 02:20, Snit wrote:
[....]
Aha. Though to be fair I ran it from that folder with no issues.On 29/09/2022 19:36, Snit wrote:Yes, though they are not 100% safe either.
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/09/never-before-seen-malware-has-infected-hundreds-of-linux-and-windows-devices/
Researchers have revealed a never-before-seen piece of
cross-platform
malware that has infected a wide range of Linux and Windows >>>>>>>>>>> devices,
including small office routers, FreeBSD boxes, and large enterprise >>>>>>>>>>> servers.
——
Be careful out there!
Thanks! This is a time when it's good to be an Apple customer! ? >>>>>>>>>
True - especially if you download rogue Apps!
https://imgbb.com/X2kyxCM
Not sure I follow. Rogue apps? Wasn't that from a corrupt app?
When I reported the error to HO he said to me, in email:-
"That's because you didn't follow the instructions that I gave you, and >>>>>> you tried running the app from the same folder that it was unarchived >>>>>> to. Please move the app out of that, preferably into your Applications >>>>>> folder. I have also explained this in at least two articles recently. >>>>>
But I HAD installed the Mints App exactly as instructed - in the
Applications folder - before I ran it. I believe HO altered the coding >>>>>> in his App so that the next time I downloaded it an ran it, no error >>>>>> message was shown.
What version numbers? Any evidence of this? Seems a bad download is more >>>>> likely.
I have no idea how an App can become corrupt, but I decided to rid this >>>>>> machine of /all/ tools supplied by HO. Over-Kill? Maybe, but who knows >>>>>> for sure.
Use what you are comfortable with. Not sure of the concern though. Is all >>>>> of
this from what seems to be a bad download?
Not really. It stems from the /attitude/ of Howard Oakley himself.
Perhaps *he* was having a bad day personally!
I have found THIS though! ClamXAV finds trojan in XProtect
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253749289
Do you agree with the advice given?
IMO removing the utility is overkill, but I think I would do that too under >>> these circumstances. False positives are a fact of life, but real-world
testing of signatures should have eliminated this one.
Thanks. Are you using ANY AV software on your MBP?
I don't think so, only the things that come with the OS. I believe
there is some AV capability there.
Again though, this is likely an engine/definition problem and not a problem >>> your target can directly address.
I'm simply pleased that I'm not subscribing to ClamXAV
Whatever, it seems like a Clam problem and not a ClamXAV problem except
by association.
On Sep 30, 2022 at 12:21:16 AM MST, "David Brooks" wrote <MNwZK.1312461$Eeb3.222181@fx05.ams1>:
On 30/09/2022 02:20, Snit wrote:
[....]
Not sure I follow. Rogue apps? Wasn't that from a corrupt app?On 29/09/2022 19:36, Snit wrote:Yes, though they are not 100% safe either.
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/09/never-before-seen-malware-has-infected-hundreds-of-linux-and-windows-devices/
Researchers have revealed a never-before-seen piece of cross-platform >>>>>>>>> malware that has infected a wide range of Linux and Windows devices, >>>>>>>>> including small office routers, FreeBSD boxes, and large enterprise >>>>>>>>> servers.
——
Be careful out there!
Thanks! This is a time when it's good to be an Apple customer! 🤣 >>>>>>>
True - especially if you download rogue Apps! https://imgbb.com/X2kyxCM >>>>>
When I reported the error to HO he said to me, in email:-
"That's because you didn't follow the instructions that I gave you, and >>>> you tried running the app from the same folder that it was unarchived
to. Please move the app out of that, preferably into your Applications >>>> folder. I have also explained this in at least two articles recently.
Aha. Though to be fair I ran it from that folder with no issues.
But I HAD installed the Mints App exactly as instructed - in the
Applications folder - before I ran it. I believe HO altered the coding >>>> in his App so that the next time I downloaded it an ran it, no error
message was shown.
What version numbers? Any evidence of this? Seems a bad download is more >>> likely.
I have no idea how an App can become corrupt, but I decided to rid this >>>> machine of /all/ tools supplied by HO. Over-Kill? Maybe, but who knows >>>> for sure.
Use what you are comfortable with. Not sure of the concern though. Is all of
this from what seems to be a bad download?
Not really. It stems from the /attitude/ of Howard Oakley himself.
Perhaps *he* was having a bad day personally!
A lot of more technical folks can be impatient with questions they see as easy
-- and can even take offense at being questioned about things like if they are
a licensed developer.
I have found THIS though! ClamXAV finds trojan in XProtect
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253749289
Do you agree with the advice given?
Not much advice given... but the false positive almost surely comes from the Clam engine and nothing that ClamXAV is doing specifically.
On 30/09/2022 17:31, Snit wrote:
On Sep 30, 2022 at 12:21:16 AM MST, "David Brooks" wrote
<MNwZK.1312461$Eeb3.222181@fx05.ams1>:
On 30/09/2022 02:20, Snit wrote:
[....]
Aha. Though to be fair I ran it from that folder with no issues.Not sure I follow. Rogue apps? Wasn't that from a corrupt app?On 29/09/2022 19:36, Snit wrote:Yes, though they are not 100% safe either.
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/09/never-before-seen-malware-has-infected-hundreds-of-linux-and-windows-devices/
Researchers have revealed a never-before-seen piece of cross-platform
malware that has infected a wide range of Linux and Windows devices, >>>>>>>>>> including small office routers, FreeBSD boxes, and large enterprise >>>>>>>>>> servers.
——
Be careful out there!
Thanks! This is a time when it's good to be an Apple customer! 🤣 >>>>>>>>
True - especially if you download rogue Apps! https://imgbb.com/X2kyxCM >>>>>>
When I reported the error to HO he said to me, in email:-
"That's because you didn't follow the instructions that I gave you, and >>>>> you tried running the app from the same folder that it was unarchived >>>>> to. Please move the app out of that, preferably into your Applications >>>>> folder. I have also explained this in at least two articles recently. >>>>
But I HAD installed the Mints App exactly as instructed - in the
Applications folder - before I ran it. I believe HO altered the coding >>>>> in his App so that the next time I downloaded it an ran it, no error >>>>> message was shown.
What version numbers? Any evidence of this? Seems a bad download is more >>>> likely.
I have no idea how an App can become corrupt, but I decided to rid this >>>>> machine of /all/ tools supplied by HO. Over-Kill? Maybe, but who knows >>>>> for sure.
Use what you are comfortable with. Not sure of the concern though. Is all of
this from what seems to be a bad download?
Not really. It stems from the /attitude/ of Howard Oakley himself.
Perhaps *he* was having a bad day personally!
A lot of more technical folks can be impatient with questions they see as easy
-- and can even take offense at being questioned about things like if they are
a licensed developer.
Thanks. I do understand that. Something which I have learned from life
and long experience.
Neither HO - nor anyone else - has provided evidence that HO *IS* a
licenced developer.
I have found THIS though! ClamXAV finds trojan in XProtect
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253749289
Do you agree with the advice given?
Not much advice given... but the false positive almost surely comes from the >> Clam engine and nothing that ClamXAV is doing specifically.
I'm uncertain why you say that.
Adviser 'dialabrain' said, quite clearly,
*Now you should uninstall ClamXAV*
THAT was the advice given.
On 30 Sep 2022 at 16:26:34 BST, "David Brooks" <DavidB@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
I'm simply pleased that I'm not subscribing to ClamXAV
Really? I thought you were a lifelong fan.
I'm simply pleased that I'm not subscribing to ClamXAV
I'm simply pleased that I'm not subscribing to ClamXAV
Really? I thought you were a lifelong fan.
Do, please, read here, 'jeremy' ......
On 01/10/2022 15:46, jeremy wrote:
On 30 Sep 2022 at 16:26:34 BST, "David Brooks" <DavidB@nomail.afraid.org>
wrote:
I'm simply pleased that I'm not subscribing to ClamXAV
Really? I thought you were a lifelong fan.
Do, please, read here, 'jeremy' ......
https://eclecticlight.co/2015/02/24/protecting-your-mac-against-malware-and-intrusion/
Although the article is a little out of date, the information is sound.
You will note, at the end, that I was the ONLY person to have 'liked'
it! :-D
On 30/09/2022 17:31, Snit wrote:
On Sep 30, 2022 at 12:21:16 AM MST, "David Brooks" wrote
<MNwZK.1312461$Eeb3.222181@fx05.ams1>:
On 30/09/2022 02:20, Snit wrote:
[....]
Aha. Though to be fair I ran it from that folder with no issues.Not sure I follow. Rogue apps? Wasn't that from a corrupt app?On 29/09/2022 19:36, Snit wrote:Yes, though they are not 100% safe either.
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/09/never-before-seen-malware-has-infected-hundreds-of-linux-and-windows-devices/
Researchers have revealed a never-before-seen piece of cross-platform
malware that has infected a wide range of Linux and Windows devices, >>>>>>>>>> including small office routers, FreeBSD boxes, and large enterprise >>>>>>>>>> servers.
——
Be careful out there!
Thanks! This is a time when it's good to be an Apple customer! ? >>>>>>>>
True - especially if you download rogue Apps! https://imgbb.com/X2kyxCM >>>>>>
When I reported the error to HO he said to me, in email:-
"That's because you didn't follow the instructions that I gave you, and >>>>> you tried running the app from the same folder that it was unarchived >>>>> to. Please move the app out of that, preferably into your Applications >>>>> folder. I have also explained this in at least two articles recently. >>>>
But I HAD installed the Mints App exactly as instructed - in the
Applications folder - before I ran it. I believe HO altered the coding >>>>> in his App so that the next time I downloaded it an ran it, no error >>>>> message was shown.
What version numbers? Any evidence of this? Seems a bad download is more >>>> likely.
I have no idea how an App can become corrupt, but I decided to rid this >>>>> machine of /all/ tools supplied by HO. Over-Kill? Maybe, but who knows >>>>> for sure.
Use what you are comfortable with. Not sure of the concern though. Is all of
this from what seems to be a bad download?
Not really. It stems from the /attitude/ of Howard Oakley himself.
Perhaps *he* was having a bad day personally!
A lot of more technical folks can be impatient with questions they see as easy
-- and can even take offense at being questioned about things like if they are
a licensed developer.
Thanks. I do understand that. Something which I have learned from life
and long experience.
Neither HO - nor anyone else - has provided evidence that HO *IS* a
licenced developer.
I have found THIS though! ClamXAV finds trojan in XProtect
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253749289
Do you agree with the advice given?
Not much advice given... but the false positive almost surely comes from the >> Clam engine and nothing that ClamXAV is doing specifically.
I'm uncertain why you say that.
Adviser 'dialabrain' said, quite clearly,
*Now you should uninstall ClamXAV*
THAT was the advice given.
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