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Since upgrading to 10.15.4, when I boot up my iMac, I am getting a message that says MacOS cannot verify that this app is free from malware, see attached message.
I have done a search for for the file name, looked for date information, but cannot locate this file. I have run Malware scans, and found nothing.
Any ideas on what to look for or do?
iMac Pro
"Node" is not the app you downloaded but a component of one you downloaded. The download date is in the error dialog - Mar. 14, 2013. If you select Move to Trash, then you may be able to figure out what it's from. This freeware utility, Easy Find, will be easier to use to find stuff than Spotlight.
"Node" is not the app you downloaded but a component of one you downloaded. The download date is in the error dialog - Mar. 14, 2013. If you select Move to Trash, then you may be able to figure out what it's from. This freeware utility, Easy Find, will be easier to use to find stuff than Spotlight.
It is either node.js itself, or an application that depends on running node.js.
Thanks for the link to the tool! It helped find the app with the date!
Appreciate the guidance on what to look for. With the help of the tool and your help on identifying the application, I was able to safely remove the problem file.
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