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Never mind, found out how to see hidden files in the Exclusions Finder window and took care of it: "<command> <shift> ." Only 700K files scanned that time. Much better.
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Started a scan last night before I went to sleep, and still running this morning, about 8 hours later. Bitdefender says that it has scanned over 18 milllion files at this point, still in the /Volumes/.timemachine hierarchy. The only thing that I can think of is ejecting the time machine external disk while the scan occurs,…
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I agree, this would be very useful. Had expected to see this, too, but not there.
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Ah, I think that I know what the problem might be. The Windows 10 Anniversary update did break the scheduled tasks thing in some way, the "run whether user is logged on or not" thing isn't quite right. So the scheduled task is not running initially, but once permission is given (driven by the antivirus definitions being…
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Okay, the last time that I got the "do you trust this product", I clicked on "Don't show this again" in that pop-up. Now I get a security notification that my virus protection is out of date, and I need to click on it to get Bitdefender to update itself. Bitdefender does update itself after I click on that new security…
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28 minutes ago, lapka said: I don't see the point in that if not to go to the page where there are links or other elements to malicious sites. This antivirus is a good definition of such sites and a good definition of malware. Much more useful to install a browser extension against ads (e.g. AdBlock Plus and the like). It…
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19 minutes ago, lapka said: And what a difference, if still the antivirus is blocking the source of a phishing or malware site? I see your point. To answer that, I feel that I need to know what sites that I visit have malware, so I can avoid going there. If there's malware on a site, then malware may be added at some point…
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I'm also getting these "Web Threat Blocked, Phishing attempt"'s for the following web page. Happens a few times a day: rc.rlcdn.com/451689.html I see a reply above that indicates that I must be going to some web site fairly frequently that has a link to the above URL or a ****** that I'm somehow executing is trying to take…
