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This is a massive privacy issue and we expect Apple to pull these apps from the Mac App Store fairly quickly.

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UnarchiverвЂќ is the nВє 12 most popular free app in the US Mac App Store.

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Inspecting the files the app archives and uploads to their servers revealed the full browser history for Safari, Google Chrome and Firefox, separate files specifically dedicated to storing the userвЂ™s recent Google searches on the same browsers and a file containing a complete list of all apps installed on the system, including information about where they were downloaded from, whether they are 64-bit compatible and their code signature.ДЄs of today, вЂњDr. After allowing access to the home directory, the app proceeded to collect the private data and upload it to their servers (we blocked that with a proxy). Selecting вЂњScanвЂќ launched an open dialog with the home directory selected, this is how the app gets access to a userвЂ™s home directory, which it needs in order to collect the history files from browsers.

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After extracting a zip file with the app, it offered an option to вЂњQuick Clean Junk FilesвЂќ. We were able to confirm these reports, at least with the Dr.

All of this information is collected upon launching the app, which then creates a zip file and uploads it to the developerвЂ™s servers. The app will also collect information about other apps installed on the system.

Other researchers followed up and found that apps distributed by this вЂњTrend Micro, Inc.вЂќ account on the Mac App Store collect and upload the userвЂ™s browser history from Safari, Google Chrome and Firefox to their servers. This issue was reported before by a user on the Malwarebytes forum, and in another report. Today, weвЂ™re talking specifically about the apps distributed by a developer who claims to be вЂњTrend Micro, Inc.вЂќ, which include Dr. It looks like weвЂ™re seeing a trend of Mac App Store apps that convince users to give them access to their home directory with some promise such as virus scanning or cleaning up caches, when the true reason behind it is to gather user data вЂ“ especially browsing history вЂ“ and upload it to their analytics servers. I apparently own dick all.When you give an app access to your home directory on macOS, even if itвЂ™s an app from the Mac App Store, you should think twice about doing it. here I was thinking I had too much stuff, thinking I needed one of those 5 guitar hangars (got plans for an Epi ES-335 later in the year). I'll get a pic sometime soon, not that anyone gives a ****, but I want one for me anyway.Д®xtremely small amount of guitars compared to most folk here. also seems to fit into the mix perfectly every time. Gretsch G5420T - recent acquisition but damn it's classy, feels great and sounds amazing. but we needed on, so root notes here I came. Ibanez Gio bass - needed a bass for my three-piece ages ago, traded my H101FM for one (LOVED THAT GUITAR). I should get some new pickups and use it again. only the bridge pickup works, but to be honest, the neck feels alright. also the first acoustic I bought (my first was given to me).ДЄshton strat-knock off - **** guitar, but I can't part with it as it's my very first electric guitar, pretty beat up due to not having a hard case ever (still doesn't) and being used for like 10 years. Tanglewood Dreadnought acoustic - my #1, it's beat up but I've never gas'd for another acoustic.

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