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Screen with warning of Virus and malicious applications pop up screen

Hi,

I got this message today on my Mac OSX, is it legit? Should I call apple support? I called and someone with Indian accent answered. Thank you!

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MacBook, iOS 10.3.3

Posted on Mar 14, 2018 7:01 AM

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Posted on Apr 19, 2018 10:46 AM

You can force quit Safari. Press Command+Option+Esc. Choose Safari in the list and click Force Quit. Close the window.


Now, hold the Shift key down and relaunch Safari. That tells it not to load any previous web sites from the previous session.

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Nov 12, 2018 11:08 AM in response to Guywithamac71

Yes, it's okay. This assumes you didn't open or run any of the files the site dumped into your Downloads folder. All you need to do is delete them.


The screen you saw is the same as all of these scams. No one, in any way, can know what is on a remote computer through a web browser. Anything any such site says about you being infected with something is a lie. Period.


Remove Bitmedic. There is absolutely nothing useful with any AV software for the Mac. There are no viruses to stop, and any Trojan will go right past it.

Screen with warning of Virus and malicious applications pop up screen

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