I am getting the very strong feeling that this version of Kaspersky Anti-Virus for Mac is quite buggy and not very useful. Kaspersky Internet Security for Mac excels in independent lab tests, and it goes far beyond mere antivirus, offering parental control, protection against. Ran the Full Scan again, left the Mac running, came back an hour later and Kaspersky had minimised itself and halted without logging except to say that it had stopped. It also helps protect your privacy by guarding your personal data and blocking trackers and webcam spies. You can surf, socialize, shop and stream while award-winning security helps safeguard you from infections, spam, phishing and dangerous websites. Kaspersky didn't apparently start although the preferences said it would. Kaspersky Internet Security protects all of the devices in your digital life. I asked Kaspersky to perform a "Quick Scan", which apparently examines only some of the current user files which it completed in under 10 minutes and found nothing. It aborted again, this time without leaving any notification in the log! so I quit twhirl plus everything else and started again. However Kaspersky Mac took two hours to scan 1% (allegedly), maybe it niced itself, then it was "stopped" as it was scanning Adobe's airglobal.swc.
I thought giving the free trial a go at my hard drive would be a fair deal, can't hurt to try it (I hope!). You should be OK if you have plug-ins that ask approval before running javascript/flash etc, and you're smart about it. And with the latest update of Kaspersky VPN Secure Connection, users of the latest MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro and Mac mini, all powered by M1, can enjoy. However, there are web exploits that will silently infect a MS Windows machine just by viewing the page, so I would imagine that the possibility exists that there are similar exploits for OS X. Yes, I think Kaspersky is afraid of their shrinking market, particularly when the free Microsoft anti virus appears to rank quite well.
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