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We are running Photoshop and Illustrator in an enterprise environment and we don't want creative cloud on this environment. Unfortunately, every time you deploy Photoshop or Illustrator on a server, this "creative cloud" malware/virus auto-installs itself (this is what makes it a malware/virus).
I have blocked creative cloud in the firewall, and have become pretty adept at finding all the pieces of this malware/virus and removing it, but is there a way to ensure it never installs in the first place?
Thanks. I'm getting absolutely sick and tired of this, I'm looking to a way to have it reported as a virus and added to my anti-virus malware/virus definitions.
Well, its not a virus. If you are in the enterprise you know that software often has complex frameworks and multiple pieces. Leave the installation alone. Photoshop and Illustrator are PARTS of Creative Cloud and if you start deleting things you will be back here complaining about your software not working.
No, it installs itself whenever you install a different piece software (Photoshop or Illustrator). That's what makes it a virus. If I install Chrome, and another program I didn't not give permission to run auto-installs itself without permission and sets it up to start up when you computer starts and runs in the background, all without permission, that's called a VIRUS.
It can. We have a license for every seat. We just want to remove the "creative cloud" malware/virus.
I even talked to support to get a version of the installers that don't include the malware/virus, which they provided, but the installers still secretly installed creative cloud, the difference is they simply don't tell you it's being installed but it shows up on the machine after the install process anyways. This is how viruses and other malicious malware operate. Adobe needs to be punished for this, and users need a way to eliminate this malware/virus from their machines and prevent it from installing.
I'm a sysdmin, I do this for a living, I probably know a lot more about software than you.
It's very simple, if it's the same program, how come I can remove it and Photoshop and Illustrator still run?
It's not the "same program" is a malware/virus that Adobe bundled with their software because they don't respect their customers and think it's OK to push malware/viruses on their customer's computers.
Well that fact that you think malicious software that installs itself without a user's permission is not a virus or malware shows you don't know much about software or IT to start with. The fact that you claim CC is "part of photoshop" when photoshop runs just fine if you manually remove the CC virus provides further evidence that you don't know much about software.
Alternatively, you do know plenty about software [ abuse removed by moderator ]
Ultimately, I didn't come here to debate with virus / malware apologists [ abuse removed by moderator ]. I wanted a solution to this problem. If all you can provide is excuses, I think there's nothing else for me here.
Any program that installs itself without permission while piggy-backed onto another program is a virus. If you are trying to hide a cherry-picked definition of a virus, it's still malware. Either way, it's malicious software that installs itself without permission. It needs to be reported to malwarebytes and AV as a virus so it's removed automatically and blocked, until Adobe learns to ask the user's permission before installing software.
Also, why you would ever try to defend software installing itself without a user's permission is beyond me. I guess Adobe is relying on [ abuse removed by moderator ]to protect them from the backlash from their anti-user, anti-consumer behavior, but the true is they need to be punished for it so they learn their lesson.
Fortunately, most other developers are not malicious like Adobe is, and most don't try the same stunts, but I bet if what Adobe does with CC became common practice, you'd see AV programs and other security-oriented software stepping up to shut down such a toxic and dangerous (from a security perspective) trend.
"Adobe Community Professional" is a funny title given your response being on a forum for professionals using the same type of gaslighting technique teenage boys attempt to employ when I play the occasional online game. Take your toxicity to DMs with me if you want to do this. You're embarrassing yourself.
And the reason I indirectly call comnment like yours apologism is because it is not paranoia, it is measurable, objective fact. The only psychosis-aligned thinking is your blindness to these shady designs is because language like mine and saturn's is probably 'is too extreme of language' for your 'professional' sensibilities.
I am a working UX designer, developer, and technical pedantic who is here to call out brazen dark patterns from Adobe when I see them. Regardless, name calling, especially direct name-calling is unprofessional at best and ableist at worst because whether or not you knew I have dealt with (and successfully come out of) mental illness challenges. Perhaps you should examine the damage your words can do before commenting on a benign pointing out of truth.
creative cloud run like a virus, i disable it to star by when i on the computer beacause it kill my data paket, but it still start even without permition, i try to uninstal it, no no no! it block me... impossible!
I am a long time coustomer of adobe suite, i love photoshop and lightroom, i pay for it ! but in the resent year this way of forsing the customer to be connected at all time is getting more and more on my nerv, i lost few day of work because i was not able to get a connection (i leave in laos where the internet is really bad) I HAVE A LICENCE , I PAY FOR IT but i still get block by this virus way of doing things i really would like to buy the [ removed by moderator ] software and use it in peace!
Hello. I've been having problems with a pop-up asking me to update my adobe flash player in my Safari browser. It blocks everything - and if I close it - it closes the entire site I was trying to reach. I know it's a virus/scam/malware because when I go to the adobe site, it says my flash is up to date.
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I'm not familiar with etrecheck.com - so I don't feel comfortable downloading it. I already have one virus, with the Adobe Flash scam - so I don't want to risk downloading another one. (I don't see etrecheck in the Apple store).
The reason I have the two anti-virus apps was to get rid of viruses and malware - and they actually worked in the past. But they didn't spot this one. ... Won't removing those two apps make me more vulnerable to malware?
Yes, it's an old MacBook Pro. But I love having all of the USB ports and SD card slot - which all of the newer models don't offer. (I'm not a fan of dongles - and I'd need lots of them in the newer models as I plug everything into my laptop - speakers, cameras, digital recorders, etc. ). ...... I increased my RAM a few years ago. (I think it's at the max now for this laptop). I know I'm going to have to bite the bullet and go with a newer model soon (since Apple excluded my laptop for the first time from the latest OS upgrade), but I'm hanging onto this one for as long as possible.
But I don't think I'll do a reinstall of High Sierra. I ran into a LOT of problems when I did the upgrade the first time - I wound up having to do it twice - everything was frozen - was awful. I had the Apple folks help me by phone with it. But it was a nightmare. I had done all of the previous OS upgrades with no problem - but HIgh Sierra was awful.
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