Gravity scan VS Objective-See

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• How do locate these files and delete them??? I can’t find these ANYWHERE

  You can install the free KnockKnock app and it would show you the exact location of these and any other 3rd party system level things loading or trying to load. Source: 12 months ago

• Got this message (not my screenshot) on my Mac that said "Stay protected. Do not leave''. My McAfee has indeed expired a few days ago, but anyone know if this is legit or if it's adware? Sorry if this is a silly question, I know nothing about Macs.

  There's an awesome white hat Mac security dude named Patrick Wardle. He makes freeware Mac security tools and educates other Mac developers regarding MacOS X security. He has some awesome and free-to-use tools on his non-profit foundation site, Objective-See: https://objective-see.org. Source: 12 months ago

• Is your Mac still secure from malware? Catalina is still getting some security updates!

  Several tools from Objective-See are suitable, particularly KnockKnock, which supports older macOS. Source: 12 months ago

• Little Snitch Mini

  I use LS. Mini wouldn't work for me at work or home. I also use Objective See's LuLu, OverSight, ReiKey, and RansomWhere. https://objective-see.org/ Work additionally deploys YARA, MS MDE, Malware Bytes, and an MDM. There are other internal tools for password projection, DLP (anti-exfil), and pre-execution binary allow/denylisting. - Source: Hacker News / about 1 year ago

• I was a MacOS hater until...

  For privacy & security of your macOS, I'd recommend you to check Objective-See site. I use OverSight, KnockKnock, BlockBlock and Lulu. Source: about 1 year ago