When updating Kaspersky, it asks to Deny/Allow the following - "Kaspersky Safari Extension Installer wants to use your confidential information stored in "Safari Extension List" in your keychain" - is this secure ?
MacBook Pro, Kaspersky Update
No. Kaspersky is one of the worst AV packages you can install on your Mac. I suggest you uninstall it. All it will do on your Mac is cause problems and offer no addition protection what so ever.
After you think you have gotten rid of it, please download and install EtreCheck from http://etrecheck.com/
Run it and post the report here. From the snapshot of your Mac, we can tell if you missed any bit and pieces during the uninstall of Kaspersky.
Your MBP does NOT need Kaspersky and I strongly you urge you to delete it per the developers instructions. It will tend to create more problems that it will purportedly claims it will solve. Macs have sufficient protection built in to the OSX that negates the need for third party AV applications.
Ciao.
You don't need, and should not use, any kind of "anti-virus" or "anti-malware" software on a Mac. The best way to avoid malware is not to run unknown applications just because some stranger on a website tells you to.
Updating Kaspersky and have been asked to Deny/Allow the following "Kaspersky Safari Extension Installer wants to use your confidential information stored in "Safari Extension List" in your keychain" - is this secure ?
