How to Detect and Remove macOS Adware and Spyware
Adware redirects browsers, injects ads, or tracks activity silently.
Adware redirects browsers, injects ads, or tracks activity silently.
Malware masquerades as “useful” apps, cleaners, or cracked software.
Macs used for banking are targeted by credential-stealing malware, fake banking pages, and keyloggers.
Fake update pop-ups trick users into installing malware disguised as macOS updates.
Browsers are the primary attack vector for scams, phishing, and malware downloads.
Ransomware encrypts files and demands payment for recovery.
Attackers may attempt to access your Mac locally or remotely using stolen credentials.
Default macOS settings allow more access than most users realize.
Scammers trick users into sharing their screen to steal credentials, transfer money, or install malware.
Browser hijackers change homepage, inject ads, or redirect searches.