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Massimiliano

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  1. If you use an old version of Malwarebytes for macOS, see the threats that are being searched and not the ones present on your Mac. You should update to version 3.9.27 (the last one) where the number of checked items appears only more

    at least this happens to me

    So it doesn't scare us anymore

  2. As I specified above, I have no intention or test of Catalina's beta right now (I wanted to do it all summer long, at my own risk and danger), nor to install MWB on it. Mine was a simple question to program the Catalina installation, once released to the public, choosing between:


    - just released as MWB is already compatible
    - wait, since MWB is not yet compatible I would not have a secure system.

    I hope my position is clear now

    As I wrote above to 1PW in recent years a version compatible with the new macOS was released around the end of August.

  3. 6 minutes ago, 1PW said:

    I remember you posting that you were testing Catalina 10.15.

    In truth I only tested the first public beta for about ten days then I gave up

    8 minutes ago, 1PW said:

    ... I also remember @treed posting that Malwarebytes for Mac would not install on a Catalina powered system.

    In truth @treed published that news at the time of Catalina's first public beta on June 28th. The times have changed and we are less than ten days before the presentation and about twenty days from the release and that's why I asked the question because in the last years a compatible version was released around the end of August.

    12 minutes ago, 1PW said:

    Malwarebytes developers writing code for a moving target like today's Catalina Developer Beta 7 must be a daunting task...

    I wouldn't want to be in their shoes. Mine was a simple question.

     

  4. To check if you have malware installed you can install the free version of Malwarebytes and get a premium trial for a few days Link to download.
    You can install if you want, for free from the Mac AppStore, Ka-block! to block unwanted ads.

    If you only use Safari there is no other web protection at the moment
    If instead you use Chrome or Firefox you can download from the respective stores the beta of the Malwarebytes extension (but remember that are always a beta)

  5. From my personal experience, on MacOS it is sufficient to have Malwarebytes.
    If you use Safari, you can add Ka-Block! downloadable from the Mac AppStore as an ad-blocker, waiting for the Malwarebytes extension; if you use Chrome or Firefox, the beta of the Malwarebytes extension is already present in the respective stores (they are beta then still in the development phase).
    If you do that you are perfectly protected, in my opinion.

  6. @treed It is also blocked by the Real-Time App-Block Protection of Malwarebytes this Safari Extension. [hxxps://apps[.]apple[.]com/it/app/itl-web-safe/id1462734706?l=en&mt=12]

    I would like to know if even in this case it is a false positive as it should be a web protection (to be used temporarily, if secure, while waiting for your Web Protection for Safari and macOS in general).

    Thanks

    Have a nice day

    Massimiliano

  7. After testing several intermediate versions I have now installed the latest stable version for two days.
    Everything is ok.


    Congratulations to all the staff for the hard work done in finding this difficult bug. Thanks

     

    PS: The performance factor can certainly be the cause, at least for me. In fact, I have a MacBook Pro 9.2 (Mid 2012) which, even if it has never had any problems so far, is starting to have its age.

  8. 16 minutes ago, alvarnell said:

    But relatively older, correct?

    It is true, my MacBook Pro (9,2) is not very young as it is a mid 2012 but it is still considered compatible with Catalina; I would expect similar behavior from macs that are no longer compatible even with Mojave

    not to mention that in post # 16 @treed says he failed to replicate the problem even in the old mac

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