I've never had troubles with viruses and Trojan Horses like this, except for two that were found by Kaspersky a couple of months ago and were easily found, isolated and disinfected. I've used Macintosh since the first day it was available in 1984. I don't know where these apps originated, but I wanted the community to know this. For those that are unaware, I know we are in a cyberwar. I will not turn on iCloud until I get some advice.

I am currently erasing my whole hard drive and reinstalling. I am wondering now if my iCloud account is infected. Luckily, I had Kaspersky on my Mac, and it kept on finding Trojan Horses on a full scan. I am now going to upgrade my security to download from App Store only now, but I don't know for sure if that will help. I had my security set to download from App Store and Trusted Developers only. I knew I was in trouble immediately, I guess, by instinct.I had also installed Wineskin for the same purpose, but I don't think that was the problem as I found no Trojan Horses associated with this app. These apps kept on installing add ons to the iTunes Store. I ended up with 13 new OSX Trojan Horses on my Macintosh. These are apps that allow Windows programs to be played on Macintosh without installing Windows. Last night, I made the mistake of downloading an app called 'Wine' and 'Winebottler'.