This might be it (virus)

[Esau.]

Malwarebytes is awesome. I have the license version (lifetime). Worth every cent in my opinion for the real time protection and malicious IP blocking. Free version is great too, though.

I would also recommend setting AVG to doing daily scans, set the scan schedule for a time your not online, like when your sleeping. I have my anti-virus (!Avast) do quick scans daily and deep scans weekly. I also run the ESET online scan once every couple weeks for a "second opinion", but will be moving to the paid version when my !Avast license expires in the new year.

[Cosmic ChrisC]

Any recommendations for an antivirus for Mac OS X? I use free ClamXav right now but it seems to just be a scanner; not sure it offers any real-time protection.

[peipunk]

Anyone else use Glary Utilities? I like it because its so simple, and it does multiple little tidy up maintenance things- registry cleaner, shortcuts fixer, startup entries, temporary files cleaner, tracks eraser and spyware remover- with one click. You'd like it Todd, although it might not be the answer to your current woes, but for future housekeeping.

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Any recommendations for an antivirus for Mac OS X? I use free ClamXav right now but it seems to just be a scanner; not sure it offers any real-time protection.

I'd also like to get an answer for this. Right now I don't have any installed protection on my Mac and it makes me super nervous.

[Esau.]

Anyone else use Glary Utilities?

I do. Great little program.

[TheSloth]

Malwarebytes is awesome. I have the license version (lifetime). Worth every cent in my opinion for the real time protection and malicious IP blocking. Free version is great too, though.

Agreed. I had no idea the pay version brought in active scanning, maybe I'll talk my boss into getting some licenses for the office, it really is a beast.