Mac OS Sonoma 14.1 error after update

I suppose that is because , the update resets the computer clock and time component stops working . In my case, the clock got resetted to 7th Oct 2023 and even after trying to automatically set time & date , it did not work. I had to manually configured the time and after which the system started working normally . There seems to be a bug or issue with the update.

You don't need an app to find it. The OS pop up does that for you. I've moved the file to Bin for now and pop-ups have thankfully stopped. It's a PHP file with an icon file that doesn't look proportionally genuine (leaf on the Apple looks too thin to fill the bite void).

I think you’ve missed my point; the act of placing the file into the Bin, has stopped the pop-ups (an inactive state). That was my immediate requirement as the relentless pop-ups were annoying. However, appears to be some debate on here as to whether this may be a system file. Once it’s been verified either way by Apple, I will then either delete or resolve and reinstate.

Uninstall all kinds of 3rd party modifier apps, antivirus apps, cleaner apps and so on. They are all junk ware. Also, go to System Settings > Login Items > disable/delete everything there.

I have moved to the bin and since then it doesnt pop up every 10 secs

As been advised, drag the app into bin and clear the bin.

Empty the bin. Then check if it would pop up again.

Hey there. Could you please file a feedback request and be sure to include the phrase "Apple Corporate Insight and Detection Agent"?

Find where this file "Apple Corporate Insight and Detection Agent" with this shareware app is situated, then delete it (or them). That shareware app will only find it, if it is in your Mac. You'd have to delete it manually yourself.

You must've installed some app sometime ago and uninstalled it, this could be a leftover.

deeve07 wrote:

Same issue here. Is it safe to remove this file? The pop up is very annoying. Every 10 seconds!

Yes, always. If this software were really from Apple, then you won't be able to damage it. (And it probably wouldn't reported as damaged to begin with.)

Most likely it is just malware.

That's totally malware.

hogscape wrote:

Following the update to Sonoma 14.1 (today 27 October 2023) I continually get the following dialogue:

“Apple Corporate Insight and Detection Agent” is damaged and can’t be opened.

"This file was downloaded on an unknown date".

I've restarted and it continues. The dialogue doesn't go away. I can navigate to the app but can't interact with it.

Hardware Overview:

  Model Name: MacBook Pro

  Model Identifier: MacBookPro17,1

< 13" M1 MBP 2020 >

What app...?

Is this Mac managed by MDM or other profile?