index and the like), and since the software for each was already installed, I decided it was okay to remove them.
Practically EVERY '.dmg' file was infected (everything else was. I decided at this point that I should delete some of the infected files. This came as no surprise to me since I learned that 'worm' viruses will navigate randomly throughout the system, and looking at the locations of the infections, it is quite clear that it is following a random path since every four files are from relatively the same locations. I have Avid Media Composer, and it seemed that was what the virus attempted to attack first, because most of the first infected files were in its application files.Īfter scanning a few more times, it found first 12 infected and 1 unable to scan, then 16 infected and 21 unable to scan. Then it blocked four random viruses, all of them were VBS:Malware-gen and all were in my AvidAppManHelper. This time, it found 51 infected files and 22 unable to scan. After sending THOSE files to the chest, the numbers finally decreased. After sending those files to the chest, I re-scanned, and it found 80 more infected files. However, when I did a system scan, it found some 25 or 50 infected files. They immediately went to the chest, as should be the case. Yesterday afternoon, the Avast Mac Security 2016 notified me that 2 infections were blocked, and my internet program wasn't even open.
OS X El Capitan current operating system.
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