I was looking in my "Open at Login" and found in "Allow in the Background" a cryptic entry, "Shuxun Liao". I turned off it's toggle to allow, searched my computer & internet and found nothing.
Does anyone know what this pertains to?
2017 27" iMac running macOS 13.1
Thanks for any help
iMac 27″ 5K, macOS 13.1
Have you have installed anything like: Audiojingle, Ondesoft various audio converters (iTunes converter, Bitperfect ... other), or other audio converters or bit cleaners? Some of these have components that come from "Shuxun Liao" I believe they are all audio-related utilities.
If you don't recall, you can run Etrecheck and post the output here using the Additional text button below. It will show what is installed in an anonymous way (no personal info revealed, you can check this before you post the output, which is simple text).
Or you can check About This Mac ... System Report and look under Software Installations so see if one of the above shows up.
I don't think this is malware, I believe these are audio utilities that people install on purpose.
Have you have installed anything like: Audiojingle, Ondesoft various audio converters (iTunes converter, Bitperfect ... other), or other audio converters or bit cleaners? Some of these have components that come from "Shuxun Liao" I believe they are all audio-related utilities.
If you don't recall, you can run Etrecheck and post the output here using the Additional text button below. It will show what is installed in an anonymous way (no personal info revealed, you can check this before you post the output, which is simple text).
Or you can check About This Mac ... System Report and look under Software Installations so see if one of the above shows up.
I don't think this is malware, I believe these are audio utilities that people install on purpose.
If the entry in the list has a small 'i' with a circle in it, you can click on it and it will open a finder window to the associated location. Or look in and view the files (Using TextEdit) in these locations to see if you can spot which one it is.
(Go to Finder, Go, enter /Library). Don't use your library from your username
/Library/LaunchDaemons
/Library/LaunchAgents
Yes, I have Audiojingle and Onedesoft. Thanks for the answer. As Idris said, it is weird that Ventura would use the developer's name as opposed to the app.
Thanks for setting my mind at ease to all for your efforts.
Apple has done a kind of weird thing with Ventura. In certain places, an app shows up as the developer’s name. I think steve626 his hit the nail on the head.
Thanks for the reply, however, I didn't find anything with those; even tried looking at hidden files. Steve626 gave the answer to my specific case.
What is Shuxun Liao in Background Items?
