Signs that your Mac computer is infected with viruses and how to get rid of them

If your Mac is working strangely, for example, strange ads appear in places where no ads usually appear, or it has become too slow, your computer may be infected with a virus as a result of downloading applications from untrusted sources, or for some other reason. If you're concerned about a virus on your computer, you can check your operating system for viruses, and we'll explain how: Can Mac computers get viruses? Although Mac computers are commonly believed to be immune to viruses, they can be infected with viruses, and the following are examples of some of the most common viruses in Mac computers: Silver Sparrow virus : Targets Mac computers running the M1 chip. It uses the JavaScript API installed in macOS to execute commands, and is known to connect to its servers once an hour. GoSearch22 virus : Also called Pirri it is the first malware to target Mac computers running the M1 chip. The virus itself is an ad program, which adds ads in places where they don't normally