Mac OS only
I first reported on the arrival of XProtect Remediator. Now the flames are dying down, it’s time to consider some of the more important questions all that clamour and discussion has raised.
What is considerably more concerning, though, is how the user gets to know of what XProtect Remediator is up to. Let’s say one of its scans did detect malware such as XCSSET (DubRobber), and try to remediate it. How would you know?
https://eclecticlight.co/2022/09/04/last-week-on-my-mac-breaking-the-silence/
Mac OS only
This is a follow up on XProtect Remediator.
Here is nice little utility that examines Mac OS logs and tells you all the times XProtect Remediator has run. And what if anything it found
XProCheck: a new utility to inspect anti-malware scans
https://eclecticlight.co/2022/09/05/xprocheck-a-new-utility-to-inspect-anti-malware-scans/
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Mac OS only
XProCheck 1.1 can now run XProtect Remediator scans on demand.
https://eclecticlight.co/2022/09/15/xprocheck-1-1-can-now-run-xprotect-remediator-scans-on-demand/
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Mac OS only
Interpreting XProCheck’s results and problems.
With the release of XProCheck 1.1 and its new feature to perform XProtect Remediator malware scans on demand, I’m getting more experienced at interpreting their results. Here are my current suggestions.
https://eclecticlight.co/2022/09/16/interpreting-xprochecks-results-and-problems/