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Last night I received and opened what I later realized was a phishing attempt. Tragically, I opened the attached pdf.
I’ve already forwarded the email to Apple support.
How can I find out if my computer has a virus or is corrupted now? And I guess I need antivirus software now, right?
I appreciate any help.
MacBook Air 13", 10.12
If you just opened the .pdf file, and did not provide any information, your computer should not have been compromised.
On the other hand if you provided any information, please consult: If you think your Apple ID has been compromised - Apple Support
If you notice any unusual activity, or changes in performance it might be advisable to use Malwarebytes for Mac.
If you just opened the .pdf file, and did not provide any information, your computer should not have been compromised.
On the other hand if you provided any information, please consult: If you think your Apple ID has been compromised - Apple Support
If you notice any unusual activity, or changes in performance it might be advisable to use Malwarebytes for Mac.
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-250002463
Etrecheck is a great tool to discover if any known viruses might have entered your launch daemons.
Paste the results of Etrecheck here, and we can tell you if a manual removal is needed after Malwarebytes is finished.
Phishing - is my Mac corrupted?
