How to check whether the Mac system is infected with the iWorm virus?

How to check whether the Mac system is infected with the iWorm virus?

Recently, a Mac system virus called "iWorm" spread freely. It can execute commands on Mac computers and steal user data. According to statistics, 18.5 thousand Mac computers worldwide are infected with the malware.

To check whether the iWorm virus is infected:

Press the shortcut key Command + Shift + G in the Finder, copy the following path, and press Enter.

/Library/Application Support/JavaW/

If the folder cannot be found, the iWorm virus is not infected. Otherwise, you need to find an anti-virus software.

Methods To prevent iWorm virus:

The simplest method is to create a "JavaW" file and set it to "000". The specific method is as follows:

Open "terminal" and enter the command cd/Library/"Application Support" and press enter to enter the Application Support folder. Enter the command sudo mkdir JavaW to create a JavaW folder, at this time, the system will require you to enter the system login password after the establishment, execute the command sudo chmod 000 JavaW, then you may be asked to enter the password again to exit the "terminal"