Malware & CleanMyMac X

You did the right thing by removing CleanMyMac and believe the trojan found by them was a false alarm. I'm sure it is just an attempt to prove its relevance or upsell you to something that will remove it.

I would trust Malwarebytes, another highly recommended by these boards and free app to check your system is EtreCheck.

As for searching "com.apple.logind.plist", if you have "This Mac" selected in the search criteria, then click the "+" to the right. Where it says Kind, change it to "System Files" and then "Are Included". You will see the file.

Several more side notes:

1) You can use CleanMyMac's built-in uninstall utility to uninstall itself. Then it will remove all remnants of itself.

2) The only Apple support recommended Malware removal tool is MalwareBytes

3) If you want to search for hidden or otherwise obscure files and/or folders use FindAnyFile

(It is free but also has a paid version if you like it)

https://apps.tempel.org/FindAnyFile/

You should read this user tip about using third party apps such as CMM:

Effective defenses against malware and ot… - Apple Community

kj9pl wrote:

Thanks, so in theory, if the MalwareBytes says that everything is ok, than its ok? :) In my activity monitor spent like 3/4 hours, and nothing strange isnt showing up, and i didnt seen any slow down in first place, even when that trojan was supposedly on my mac.

Third party apps that claim to protect, clean, boost performance, etc. make false reports in order to get you to buy their apps.