com.apple.tcc

Yeah. TCC stands for "Transparency, Consent, and Control", and you can see Ivan Krstic, the guy who heads Security Engineering and Architecture at Apple, talking about it in this video at Apple's World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) in 2016.

So, it's been around for at least that long, and is part of the system. There have been exploits that attacked TCC, since it is one of the system components that "controls" what things an app can do, but you don't want to remove or break the actual system component.

https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2016/705/?time=671

You can try the free version of Avast and run a full scan of your drive (can take an hour or so)

I know a lot of people don't like Avast but it's good at finding hidden-away malware and remove it. You could always remove it after it's done it's job. Personally I leave it installed on my Mac; just my choice.

Is folder com.apple.tcc located in library> applications folder normal?

There should be no /Library/Applications folder.

/Library/Application Support/com.apple.TCC is normal. Leave it alone.

Do not do anything, install anything, or use anything in a misguided effort to delete it.

/Library/Application Support/com.apple.TCC is normal. Leave it alone.

Are you sure? com.apple.TCC is reported all over the place as being malware / unwanted.

Not just Google!

Bing:

Yahoo:

DuckDuckGo:

..but if Apple say it's OK, I'm happy to trust them :-)

No. It's malware.

Try to remove it with the free version of Malwarebytes.

Can you manually drag it to the trash?

Are you sure? com.apple.TCC is reported all over the place as being malware / unwanted.

Stop using Google.

mrymmnl wrote:

Went to nearest power mac. Staff told me it is part of new os.

It is not new. It has been part of macOS for a very long time.