A few hours ago I uninstalled Avast using the method found in the application itself. This was successful, I was attempting to troubleshoot some connectivity to a website but that is beside the point.
Problem:
~20-25 minutes ago I was alerted of a curl attempt from mac-hub-u-avcdn.net.
[ol]- They should be instructed to then remove any extra data or applications that were installed using the Avast installer.
Avast should be transparent about what is being uninstalled, and what is not being uninstalled from the original installation packet (or subsequent updates) when the user is uninstalling.[/ol]
Additional folders found:
~/Library/Group Containers/*.group.com.avast.osx
~/Library/Application Support/AvastHUB
~/Library/StagedExtensions/Applications/Avast.app (this is the only file in this folder) added 9/20/19
Looking around in the forum there is a reply stating that Avast Hub should self-delete but it’s been on my computer since 2019 (this is after I installed Avast on this device).
The most recent file on search is on 3/30/20(a crash report - which I did not list above).
Last modified date is the column displayed. The only reason “today” is displayed is because I opened the containing folder (highlighted). This hub folder has been in my computer since 2017. Can you explain why it not only didn’t remove itself, but it also evaded the uninstaller that was used?
I mean look at this, since I uninstalled Avast has attempted 72 CURL ACTIONS? That’s absurd.
Hello,
In your screenshot you are showing Adobe-Hub-App, which is some Adobe thing, it has nothing in common with AvastHUB.
Kind regards,
Ondrej Kolacek
ddrt, are there any other Avast apps still installed? The AvastHUB is shared component which will remain installed if there is Avast Security, Cleanup, SecureLine VPN.