How do I get rid of PACE malware on my Mac Pro?

Receipts in Snow are in /private/var/db

FAF will find invisible files by default I believe, but if not it can be set to do that. And EF can be set to show invisibles also. The downside to either when trying to locate all associated files for something like this is that they will only find files according to the name they are searching for. Showing Package Contents by application might be a good option for this situation.

Have you tried searching for it using EasyFind or FindAnyFile?

http://www.devontechnologies.com/products/freeware.html

http://apps.tempel.org/FindAnyFile/index.php

FAF can be run from root by clicking Option-Find.

And try asking in one of these, where you may find someone who may know

https://discussions.apple.com/community/professional_applications

In Windows, there's this programme called Revo Uninstaller (comes both as freeware and shareware), that really performs a full uninstall of any software you installed on your Windows box.

On OS X, you can either track such entries manually (time-consuming, and not error-proof), or use an app such as AppCleaner to do it for you, but bear in mind that software such as PACE use technologies consistent with rootkits.

Your best option would be to reinstall the application(s) PACE came with, so as to bind it to a running software again, then use AppCleaner to uninstall the same applications.

There are several threads involving this PACE thing on the forum, including this one.

You can check this post too, about uninstalling the thing.

My experience with AppCleaner is that it only finds the most obvious associated files and will only do a superficial uninstall, especially for something like this. And I wouldn't trust any of the app cleaners not to remove something it has no business removing. I wouldn't trust anything on "auto pilot" for this job. FAF run as root should find everything. But I think the OP should post in one of the professional areas, where someone with direct experience with this may know right off what to do.

Thanks! I forgot to mention that most of the files associated with PACE will probably be set as hidden. You might want to make them visible first.

(In Terminal, type "defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE", press Enter, enter your admin password, press Enter, then type "killall Finder", press Enter again, and wait for your Finder to restart)

After that, you may want to do as suggested here, too, but proceed with caution... 😉

Just to add, those links you gave may be very useful.