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If it isn't on and you have deleted it and you are still getting the alerts, then it has to be something else. As for reformat and reinstall, that at this point in time would be a sledgehammer to crack a nut and perhaps a little early. If you have reported these two domains as a possible false positive, I would give that a little time before taking drastic measures.I don't know if there are any Mac security based forums that would be another option. I don't know if this might fit the bill, https://malwaretips.com/forums/other-security-for-macos-and-linux.60/ but it is certainly showing that the Mac isn't invulnerable to malware.
google search what is PT.upddhttps://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/5hhup5/found_suspicious_selfdeleting_file_ptupdd/==========================================================It's Popcorn Time. My little snitch network monitor shows under PT.updd: upd-pct.info updpct.info updpopcorntime.xyz popcorntime-update.xyz===============================================================And then it is back when you reinstall popcorn time. Why not try removing popcorn time and see what happens
QuoteI don't know if there are any Mac security based forums that would be another option. Mac Malware Removal Help & Supporthttps://forums.malwarebytes.com/forum/165-mac-malware-removal-help-support/also Geeks to Go http://www.geekstogo.com/
I don't know if there are any Mac security based forums that would be another option.
Quote from: DavidR on July 09, 2020, 03:56:07 PMIf it isn't on and you have deleted it and you are still getting the alerts, then it has to be something else. As for reformat and reinstall, that at this point in time would be a sledgehammer to crack a nut and perhaps a little early. If you have reported these two domains as a possible false positive, I would give that a little time before taking drastic measures.I don't know if there are any Mac security based forums that would be another option. I don't know if this might fit the bill, https://malwaretips.com/forums/other-security-for-macos-and-linux.60/ but it is certainly showing that the Mac isn't invulnerable to malware.I didn't delete Popcorn Time yet, I wanted to make sure I didn't delete a file that was used by something else. I'm gonna delete it.You're right, I'm gonna wait to reformat.Thanks again for the links and help DavidR