To remove Navlibx messages without stopping the protection of anti-malware, you should first try to update the Norton product and see if that stops these pop-ups. However, this would also render your security software from working correctly, as Navlibx is a library file that is used for Symantec virus scans. Nevertheless, “Navlibx will damage your computer” is a legitimate system prompt, so entering such details is safe. If the pop-up were generated via the browser, it would be indeed dangerous to enter sensitive information, as it could be sent to cybercriminals. Users were suspicious about the file, however, as the system asked them to enter their login details for Navlibx removal. Nevertheless, Navlibx notification is legitimate and does not come from Google Chrome, Safari, Mozilla Firefox, or another browser as fake pop-ups do. These sites are usually filled with fake notifications that prompt users to download software that would allegedly clean Mac and save them from a virus – it is nothing but a scam, so do not download anything, as you can actually infect your machine with malware. For example, MacPerformance and similar fake messages are known to ask users for elevated permissions, while others direct them to suspicious websites.
Despite that, there are many scams floating on the internet that try to imitate legitimate system warnings and warn users about fake malware infections or similar non-existent threats. “Navlibx will damage your computer” message belongs to series of messages that identify malicious files on macOS.
If you encounter warning messages, or your machine works slowly, we recommend using Restoro Intego to clean all the junk and increase stability and performance of Mac computer
Update Symantec products to the latest version (if that does not help, you should uninstall the security app altogether and download it from the official website) The pop-up message is a result of software conflict between the newest macOS version and Symantec Norton security software Users started encountering “Navlibx will damage your computer” persistent warnings as soon as they upgraded their Macs to “Catalina” version
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