

It had me completely worried that someone had accessed my machine remotely and was copying files to send out at some interval. And these drives and installers showed up daily. Like all virus checking programs, it scans archives however, it doesn't provide much comfort when dozens of DMG's and other installers start showing up. The files/applications in question were quite old (at least 15-years) so no tears were shed. VirusBarrier did a great job fixing the files-I ended up deleting them anyway (they were really old) but it certainly lived up to its promises. In the beginning, I didn't experience any problems however, I hooked up an old external hard-drive and discovered a couple of infected files & applications. Moving wasn't an easy decision but I'd read some encouraging reviews.

I liked the interface a whole lot better than anything Symantec provided. To make matters worse, I experienced some nasty ID Theft and other hits. I did this because I'd experienced some odd behavior from my MacBook Pro (Mojave, 10.14.6, Mid 2015). I installed the Intego VirusBarrier X9 package coupled with NetBarrier (version 10.9.20).
