Check for Malware on MacAir M1

I used the link you gave. Since I cannot find the.dmg file, the instructions say I will need to install it again by following the link they provide:

Note: If you cannot locate the .dmg file, or if the file does not contain the uninstallation application, you must download the installer again from the following link: https://trusteer.secure.force.com/PKB/articles/en_US/FAQ/Download-rapport.

However the link takes me to a notice about a third party site with another link to use, but that one states the page isn't found.

Am I missing something? I'd like to uninstall Trusteer for sure.

That is fabulous! I was able to remove the first two but the two Safari extensions gave me:

The “Rapport Extension” extension is part of the “rapportd” application.

To uninstall “Rapport Extension”, you must remove the “rapportd” application.

So I clicked find in Finder and it showed a lot of icon/files. I could not delete the main Rapport Icon because it stated it was open. I was able to move all the other files in the bin to the trash, but can't remove the extensions because it states each are open. Here is what I saw before moving all but one to trash:

All that is left is the green icon for Rapport app which can't be taken to trash because it is open somehow

Thanks again for your help and patience.

How do I find a Trusted Developer and well Respected ASC Contributor for an Etrecheck download?

I cannot find that Trusteer is on my system. I see the extensions and it states that I need to uninstall the rapportd application. I cannot find it.

Were you able to tell anything from the report?

That worked thank you. I am hopeful I didn't mess up anything with macOS.

I didn't have to do this in Safe Mode. Should I check in Safe Mode to be sure?

Thanks. From your answer does that mean your opinion is that Etrecheck works better for MacBooks than Malwarebyte? On my old MacAir I used the free version of Mbytes and it worked well and I am more familiar with it. Perhaps you suggest neither of the free versions, but a paid version?

Since I now have a brand new M1 8core I thought I was clear to continue on as normal. When I first clicked on my Google Chrome icon, a note popped that read to access it I had to download Rosetta which I thought odd, but like a dummy clicked ok since I had barely done anything with the laptop yet to have a bug. Pops ups came stating I had to get rid of Amazon Music and send to trash. I hadn't used Music yet, so clicked cancel a few times as it repeated the prompt. Then system preference opened as did a webpage that read "thank you for installing Rapport". Closed everything, uninstalled Chrome, Malwarebytes, tried to follow Apple support links to uninstall Rapport, but the link was old.

So here I am wondering what the heck? It's brand new; when I looked under Security and Privacy, I saw that my firewall was turned off! I don't get that either since I wasn't instructed at the onset that I had to turn it on since the system was new.

I am a more of a novice with tech, so since 2013 I have kept things as clean and simple as possible with my old Air. I had hoped the new system would be even better able to help with that.