After Ventura wifi and internet connection problems

Same issue...Upgraded to Ventura then no or poor internet/wifi access. Tried turning off Kaspersky. No improvement. I ended up uninstalling Kaspersky, shutting off wifi then turn off computer. Start computer, turn on wifi...all was ok. Then reinstalled Kaspersky, turned off wifi, shut down computer. Wait a few seconds, turn on computer, turn on wifi. Wifi/internet is now back to normal. By the way...during the Kaspersky install you are asked to activate full disk access. Upon doing so, the setup window indicates green for accepted. But after the install and reboot, Kaspersky still indicates no Full Disk Access even though MacOS settings indicate otherwise. Thanks. Macbook Air M1 2020 running MacOS Ventura 13.0 .

The solution that worked for me.

After reading the Kaspersky - Ventura incompatibility issue, I opened Kaspersky running on my machine; Kaspersky was showing up Red warning message, along with a direction to provide 'full disk read access' to 'Kaspersky System Extension'. Note this one is different from the standard Kaspersky (it already had access).

The wifi connectivity and slowness issue got resolved immediately once I provided the access.

Delete Kaspersky and never install it again, it's unneeded.

There is no reason to use additional security. Mac OS X has its own built-in background utility, known as XProtect.

Good safe practices for internet surfing will help you.

Protecting against malware in macOS - Apple Support

If you are worried about background apps that might be problematic, run Etrecheck, a scanner that tells you all the background apps and their potential for malware, and report here if you run into problems.

Yes, but Kaspersky has less than stellar record on Macs.

Much better is Malwarebytes.

Etrecheck combined with Devon Technologies EasyFind in safe mode is the best alternative to Malwarebytes, if you can recognize programs that don't belong on your system.

A little better, although with reservations is Avast, as some people believe Avast has sold personal data, which it denies.

The best policy is educate people how to look for phishing information in email, fake domains, and fake websites, and only open attachments from sources that have checked their source.

your post is illegible. I don't know what you shared. Please do not upload anything other than images through the mountain icon, and plain text through the document with lines icon. Otherwise write in plain text on the post exactly what you are talking about.

Please note, this tool is strictly for posting code. When you have a lot of white space in your code, it will become illegible in your post. It is better just to paste as plain text.

If trying to post content from a Etrecheck results, or the results of a long text file, this tool is better.

Word formatting may get really messed up, and saving as a plain text file is smarter.

There is no need to anything Kasperski or similar. It is completely irrelevant with Apple's internal security measures.

And, in general, problems with third party apps need to be addressed with their developer. Apple is not responsible for making those apps work.

Additionally, it will make it easier to help if you just type your question into the box provided. We don't write in code here.

I Have the same issue but i have kaspersky security cloud installed on my mac air m2 , mac wasn't connect to the internet over the wifi, is it the same solution, Uninstalled kaspersky for better resolution for wifi connectivity ?

Even though Apple's system is less open ended, there are plenty of viruses aimed at Apple and definitely more to come. Virus software companies specialize in prevention and are on top of the situation. Apple provides it as a feature.

Contact them.

I have no idea. Just do it to see if that is the solution for your situation.

Yes, but you're still running Kaspersky which is completely unneeded and is likely to create other issues.

You can run what you want, but why?