Massimiliano

@aCeeLeo The best MKV to MP4 converter is definitely handbrake https://handbrake.fr It's Free and Open Source

It seems that Patrick Wardle discovered the existence of GoSearch22.app, a native M1 version of the Pirrit virus. Is it detected by Malwarebytes? Apple should have revoked the developer certificate anyway. Any information on this is welcome. Thank you all

I ask for an acquaintance. I haven't seen the smartphone directly yet but it seems to be infected with the ZAHKIT.PRO malware. Does anyone know him, as neither here on the forum nor on the blog when searching for posts are found? It claims that several ad pop-ups are displayed with redirects to a site whose address contains 126WS.ZAHKIT.PRO and this malware is widely talked about on the web. Thank you

I have been using Malwarebytes on the MacBook Air M1 since yesterday. Personally I can say that it works very well even if still in x86 version: there was no slowdown of the machine. The only thing to report, as can be seen from the attached screenshot, is the reported high power consumption (This was not the case with the MacBook Pro Mid 2012; Safari was already in the high-power apps). It happens sporadically, but more frequently than it first seemed Has anyone else noticed this shift in power consumption by Malwarebytes? Let me know if you need anything else to learn more Thank you

FEEDBACK Installation took place automatically. No problem, even after a Mac restart. The number of scanned items has increased, compared to the average, of about 20%. Scan times are about the same as before. I've never had any particular CPU usage issues. There are always some usage peaks, but they decrease within a few moments of viewing within the Activity Monitor but I think it's normal that there are. However, I have never encountered particular problems with slowing down the machine or starting the fans: it could also be because I mostly use the Mac for Internet Browsing, Mail, Office. The only thing that is still missing, unfortunately, is support for Apple M1; I hope it will be released, at least in beta, as soon as possible.

Could have any chance shorten Malwarebytes with MWB in addition to leaving the icon? Could it be a good one?

For the attention of @treed and the developers As you can see from the attached screenshot, in the Safari settings for iOS, the Web Protection and Ad-Blocker writings are cut due to lack of space. I would like to ask, if it is possible, with the next beta, which should arrive on TestFlight within 28 days, to display only the Malwarebytes icon and its content blocker, eliminating the Malwarebytes text, so that the writing is fully visible. In my humble opinion it would be much better done. Thanks for your attention and have a nice day

@Mschact12

read the post just above yours

You have provided a few details to help you An example, already mentioned other times on the forum, could be, if the problem concerns Chrome, a synchronization of the same with your other devices. Maybe it would be useful to post a screenshot of the threats found by Malwarebytes

Then consider that the version for iOS, although available, can be purchased in the premium version only with in-app purchases on the iOS AppStore

Since the end of August (new major version of the forum) that gives me this problem at login (only if I use the boomark, the password stored on the iCloud keychain) and only on the iPhone. Nothing has changed neither in the transition from iOS 13.x to iOS 14.x nor in physically changing iPhone (as the old iPhone started smoking). If I login on iOS the only way to use the forum is to touch the Malwarebytes logo on the error screen and everything is fine (login done). The same error does not occur on the Mac (always safari, always using the bookmark, always password on iCloud). In due course I reset everything (favorites, keychain, Safari on iOS) The error on iOS occurs, as I have already reported, only when I clean history, cookies and website data on the iPhone. Here the first post where I talk about it (8 October 2020) and in the following two pages the problem has been dealt with at length but even today, 24 December, the problem has not been solved

I had asked @AdvancedSetup to move it via PM but he hasn't seen my message yet. Thanks for moving it

a question about install to @treed or @adas Change something to install Malwarebytes (x86) on a Mac M1 or just run the installer with Rosetta2 and then everything goes as usual including approval of the System Extension? I currently use 4.6.12 on Intel Macs but in the near future I will have to do the platform change (probably before an M1 version of Malwarebytes comes out) Thanks

Thank @treed

Thanks, @alvarnell Leave it disabled, not for sure. Indeed, except for the horrendous eventuality mentioned in the article, I would not disable it. As a Firewall I only have that of macOS, that of my Router (provided by the operator) we drop a pitiful veil. Obviously I have never installed the aforementioned software, I have very little software outside the Mac AppStore (Handbrake, VLC, Titanium-Software, 4kdownload.com, Firefox, Paintbrush - only because I know nothing else of similar - and obviously Malwarebytes - the only security software )

https://blog.malwarebytes.com/detections/pup-jdi/

@treed this your article great as always But I would like to clarify: when disabling SIP is it better to disable WiFi / disconnect Ethernet cable for greater security? Thanks

read this post by @treed

It is similar on the Windows version. From what I know you need the premium version to enable the feature

I think it would be helpful to support if you indicate Mac model, macOS version, Malwarebytes version

If, and only if, you have the Premium version, you must enable the checkbox indicated in the attached screen and search for updates However, there is currently no beta running

29th November 2020 @treed Update (after several months) DEFINITELY SOLVED THE PROBLEM. Thanks to the Apple support that advised me (I've never needed it before in 7 years of macOS) to remove the checkboxes STOP RIGID DISCS WHEN POSSIBLE (anyway my Mac is equipped with SSD) in Settings - > Power saving both for power supply and battery Thanks again Good Sunday Massimiliano

I assume that @personx's problem is not due to the open interface but to the fact that the application is active. Probably apart from uninstalling it, the only way is to temporarily deactivate the protections in real time (as @exile360 said above). The fact remains that an app that doesn't accept that antimalware works, if it is legitimate, is not normal in my opinion and some concern should at least arouse it Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

You mentioned Windows Defender. I assume therefore that you are not a macOS user so this is not the correct forum. However, piracy remains wrong as @alvarnell said