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I did exactly as Randy said and it worked - as his advice usually does. Thanks again, Randy!

Sorry I meant Intego but it was autocorrected. [email protected]> wrote:

Integrity is the company that makes VirusBarrier. Otto [email protected]> wrote:

I do not mean to be rude, but you did not follow Randy’s instructions. He said nothing about caches, or passwords. He wrote about Extensions and Settings. Yes, you may need to enter a password to

Thanks of the info. I have no idea what intego is but I’ll take your word for it. Randy’s answer about going to safari preferences was good. I did not see the so called Geneio virus listed but I

Thanks so uch Randi. I wish I knew all this before. I did delete a lot of the caches but some of them I don’t want to hunt up the passwords to get on the site. i didn’t do all, there were so many

i think i got it figured out the thunderbolt 2 cable from the hub to the 1st drive was bad. when i touched the cable the drives disappeared i replaced the cable and the issue is gone thanks fred

Yes, just ignore it. The file is SIP protected, so you won't be able to delete it in any case. As I replied in your other thread, Intego will certainly fix it with an update shortly.

Almost certainly VirusBarrier is seeing something in an XProtect signature file that matches a VB uses. Intego should correct the situation with an update shortly, so ignore it for now.

If you are actually infected with Genieo (which is a bit of adware that isn’t malicious), it’s easy to manually get rid of. ? Launch Safari, click on the Safari menu, and choose Preferences. ?

You could try clicking the magnifying glass in VirusBarrier Scanner to locate the infected file in the Finder and delete it manually from there.

Hi, I got a notice to upgrade security version in Ventura. Then one of my virus barier apps ran a scan and it said said I had an infected virus: ? It wouldn’t let me delete it. I checked my virus

Hi, I got notice for security upgrade on ventura. I did this. Then my VirusBarrier scanned my MBP and said this: I could not delete the infected file and finally I had to just closed it with a warning

Then dig back in the archives about 3-4 weeks, because I think Randy gave instruction on how to turn it off in Brave for Mac, and it is similar in iOS. Brent On my iPhone Xr

No, I don’t save passwords in Brave. I don’t use Keychain either. I use LastPass for all passwords. Paul

Do you save passwords in Brave? If so, Brave is storing them in your keychain and thus this dialog is legit. In that case, I recommend entering your password and clicking Always Allow. Then it will

I don’t use keychain. How can I turn off this annoying notice? What is this site? Cookies are on by default for this site https://[*.]firebaseapp.com <https://[*.%5Dfirebaseapp.com> in Brave.

I wonder whether gparted could do the "secure erase" on an SSD, but I don't have one to play with. Theoretically, a Mac should see a "secure erased" SSD as a brand new one or am I missing something?

Correct. Trashing files or apps on an SSD only marks the space that they take up as “available”, it doesn’t erase them. The articles that I cited explain why that results in a nasty slowdown.

Thanks for this Randy. So helpful. With regards to the "not enough free space problem," however: ?perhaps I'm missing something but your site seems to say that when I got my new M1 iMac with a 2 TB