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MacScan for Mac

  • Trial version
  • 3.5
    61
  • 14.4K
  • V3.3.2

Protect against malware such as keystroke loggers, trojan horses and spyware. Cleans Internet history for privacy/disk space

Designed exclusively for Mac OS X, and including full support for Apple’s latest release of OS X 10.11 (El Capitan), MacScan 3 provides protection against the continued growth of malware by offering advanced detection and removal of security and privacy threats.

MacScan 3 makes it easy to protect against malware with an intuitive interface and enhanced scan capabilities. Automatic malware definition updates ensure that you’re protected against the latest threats, and scheduled scans can keep tabs on your computer’s security even when you’re not there. When it comes to privacy threats, MacScan 3 can automatically remove blacklisted tracking cookies or clean files left behind by popular web browsers, saving disk space and erasing private data. Key features of the MacScan 3 service include:

  • Protection against Malware Threats: Avoid getting hit with malware. MacScan 3 offers four unique ways to scan for malware, including a new Smart Scan feature that targets locations where malware is known to hide, saving time and computer resources.
  • Internet Clutter Cleanup: Remove unnecessary files left behind by web browsers to free up valuable hard drive space and eliminate private data. Expanded cleaning options give you complete control and customization when it comes to your privacy protection.
  • Scheduled Scans & Automated Cleaning: MacScan 3 has a built-in scan scheduler that gives you complete control to choose when a scan should automatically run, and allows you to configure different scans to run at different times. If you’re looking for a quick solution to tracking cookies, MacScan 3 has an automatic cookie cleaning feature that will target and remove blacklisted tracking cookies when you are done surfing the net, leaving the rest of your cookies in place – no user interaction required!
  • Malware Definition Updates: MacScan 3 automatically checks for malware definition updates before each scan, so you can easily stay up-to-date with protection against the latest Mac malware threats targeting OS X.

    Expanded Tracking Cookie Cleaning Options: MacScan 3 comes loaded with detection capabilities for a huge number of known tracking cookies (over 25,000 and counting!), with a database that is

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    App specs

    • License

      Trial version

    • Version

      3.3.2
    • Latest update

    • Platform

      Mac

    • OS

      Mac OS X

    • Language

      English

    • Downloads

      14.4K

    • Size

      11.14 MB

    • Developer

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    Icon of program: MacScan

    MacScan for Mac

    • Trial version
    • 3.5
      61
    • 14.4K
    • V3.3.2

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    Score result: Clean

    This file passed a comprehensive security scan using VirusTotal technology. It is safe to download.

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    Last scan
    Friday, December 8, 2023
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    File Integrity

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    MacScan.dmg
    SHA256
    11a0241a5a7accb9e599eeff04e739479049d75669067980401451f3fde72b96
    SHA1
    5bb0658799b9715e4eede128daf845b7ce1ce2f5

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