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I just updated to Catalina. Now, I get a popup window with the following message:
"WSDaemon" can't be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software.
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After I installed new update, receiving WS Daemon is an app downloaded from Internet. Are you sure you want to open it. Message that this was downloaded February 19, 2016. I have to keep canceling the message.
You are right....it did work. Now should I worry about malicious software?
I received an email from Webroot. It's a known issue on their side and are working on a solution. No ETA.
This did work. However noe my Webroot won't open it says it's open the icons there but it will not actually open the window. Any ideas?
Have the same issue. How do I get rid of this WSDaemon????
Mine is also saying ‘...is an app downloaded from the internet. Are you sure you want to open it?
safari opened it 1.26.15.
How do I clear without opening??? I feel like I don’t want to. :/
I too just updated to OS Catalina; found the same problem. So utilizing useful information here-in
was successful to eliminate the 'daemon' — Renaming WSDaemon to Daemon was the key for me.
Oh no! I just hit open! What do I do now? Help!
This message pops up on my login screen and will not allow my MacBook to launch into the OS. Any suggestions for that?
"WSDaemon" can't be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software
