Mac users may experience a problem where a process named trustd starts using up an abnormally big amount of CPU and memory, thereby causing a system slowdown.

An alert that says ‘Mac File Opener will damage your computer’ is a prime example of macOS flagging an app as potentially unwanted for good reason.

Here are considerations for Mac users who have recently found themselves ensnared in a surge of pop-ups saying “CUDA.framework will damage your computer”.

This is an all-in-one summary on viruses infecting MacBook Pro laptops, with a special emphasis on methods to remove all types of harmful code from them.

This guide explains how to address high CPU usage by WindowServer, nsurlsessiond, mdnsresponder, mds_stores, hidd, trustd, and syslogd processes on Mac.

Learn how to remove Adobe Flash Player update virus from Mac and thereby prevent the browser from being redirected to rogue software installation websites.