Infected devices

[S.claus]

I'm concerned about if this is a false positive or if I should be concerned first it happened to my MacBook and now my iPhone both on the latest possible firmware .

 

[dlandiss]

I would judge that to mean that your phone viewed a Web page, probably displaying a malicious ad that tried to infect your phone but failed. Good!

 

[BreakingDad]

I had one on my daughters phone recently, turned out to be an app called Piano, I removed it, no more threat detections

C&C Server is Command and Control Server and they can be used to send data to botnets etc.

This is a list of apps that contain it, although these were all removed from the apple store in 2017.

1. Commando Metal: Classic Contra
2. Super Pentron Adventure: Super Hard
3. Classic Tank vs Super Bomber
4. Super Adventure of Maritron
5. Roy Adventure Troll Game
6. Trap Dungeons: Super Adventure
7. Bounce Classic Legend
8. Block Game
9. Classic Bomber: Super Legend
10. Brain It On: Stickman Physics
11. Bomber Game: Classic Bomberman
12. Classic Brick – Retro Block
13. The Climber Brick
14. Chicken Shoot Galaxy Invaders

I would run a malware scan on the devices and see if it picks up anything.

That said it is also possible it's a false positive, or from an dodgy website as mentioned above.

 

[S.claus]

Thank you @dlandiss and @BreakingDad. My only concern is still that it's listed under the infected devices tab instead of the malicious site tab

 

[dlandiss]

Thank you @dlandiss and @BreakingDad. My only concern is still that it's listed under the infected devices tab instead of the malicious site tab

Given the page title "...Prevention and Blocking," and the further comment "...Successfully Protected," I would still say that AiProtection did just what is was supposed to do.

 

[BreakingDad]

Thank you @dlandiss and @BreakingDad. My only concern is still that it's listed under the infected devices tab instead of the malicious site tab

Scan the devices with malwarebytes to be sure.