Docker malware error on MacBook Pro with Apple M3

Direct Quote from @MrHoffman

" Apple XProtect and Docker have a known issue, with some debugging and troubleshooting info, and with a suggested work-around, all available here:

https://github.com/docker/for-mac/issues/7520

This looks like Docker might have done something creative with its installation and components, and got caught out, but I’ve not done more than a cursory look in the discussions.

Add-on security apps too often add issues, in exchange for negligible benefit. In this case, the built-in anti-malware is what is apparently detecting this error. Whether the add-on security apps might also be contributing to the “fun” is unclear, but that does not initially appear to be the case. " End quote

Please read About those "<app> will damage your computer" messages - Apple Community.

Even though the message is not exactly the same, the problematic component(s) will appear in one of the folders it describes. Post screenshots of those three separate folders.

In my case https://github.com/docker/for-mac/issues/7520#issuecomment-2611275014:~:text=If%20you%20face%20this%20issue%2C%20try%20the%20following%20procedure%3A resolved my issue

There is no known issue. Docker is frequently used by crypto-mining malware. Pound for pound, hey are probably the heaviest Docker users. Since most Docker installations resume to use the most basic security practices like signed executables, Docker is treated in accordance with it's most common use case - malware.

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