Can someone help me understand this? Has anyone else had this problem before, know about MacBooster Pro 8 being malware or infected with viruses when directly downloaded from the vendor? Thanks very much. In the final step of reinstallation, AVG identified and quarantined MacBooster 8 because "it was infected with MacOS:Bundlore-CX " and wouldn't let me reinstall MacBooster Pro 8. After looking for anything online about MacBooster behaving like malware or being infected with viruses and finding nothing, I tried to re-install it. I bought MacBooster Pro 8 directly from the vendor IObit and have been using it since December 2019 without any problem. What's more, the revamped System Status UI displays information more concise and provides you a more consistent operation.
I ran a second scan using Malware Bytes and it removed MacBooster Pro 8 from my computer. With the enhanced tools, such as Memory Clean and Startup Optimization, MacBooster 8 can bring your Mac performance to a new level and let you enjoy the ultimate speed of your Mac for both work and entertainment. MacBooster 8 doesn’t give you its own firewall system. I just downloaded AVG AntiVirus (19.5, free basic) and Malware Bytes two days ago. While running an AVG Anti-Virus deep scan of my MacBook Pro (13 inch mid-2012) running Catalina (macOS 10.15.4), it identified "MacOS:Bundlore-CX " as a threat and quarantined it. MacBooster 8 gives you the option to get a lifetime license in its Lite Plan where you can grab it on three different Mac computers. Now in version 8, MacBooster is a powerful app that not only offers the standard disk clean-up features like removing duplicates, scanning for large files, claiming back.
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