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Antivirus Zap Virus Scanner 3.22.0 for Mac

Antivirus Zap Virus Scanner 3.22.0 for Mac

Mac Security
Updated Nov 4, 2026
Mac Security • Updated Nov 4, 2026

Antivirus Zap – Virus Scanner is the Mac App Store edition of Voros Innovation's scanner, first released in April 2017. It takes a deliberately focused approach: instead of a heavy always-on security suite, it gives you on-demand scans that hunt down malware, adware and suspicious files already sitting on your Mac, show you exactly where each threat lives, and let you decide what gets moved to the Trash. That transparency is a big reason it holds a 4.8-star average across thousands of App Store ratings.

Version 3.22.0 is a paid release, sold as a one-time purchase ($9.99 in the US) rather than a subscription, and it needs macOS 10.15 or later per its store listing, with current builds asking for macOS 12. It runs natively on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. Because it installs through the App Store, updates arrive automatically and no kernel extensions are involved.

Key Features

  • Signature and heuristic detection for trojans, spyware, adware and other malware
  • Quick, Full and Custom scan modes, including external and network drives
  • Also recognises Windows and Linux malware so you do not pass infections on
  • Optional scanning inside zip archives, pkg installers and PDF documents
  • Every result lists the threat name and file path before you remove anything

How to Download

  1. Go to the official Antivirus Zap website and follow the link to the Mac App Store edition.
  2. Start your download from the official site: Download from the official site
  3. Install from the App Store, grant folder access when asked, and start with a Quick Scan.

Does Antivirus Zap Virus Scanner protect in real time?
The App Store edition is an on-demand scanner with scheduled scans. For live monitoring of new downloads, the developer's direct-download Pro edition adds Live Protection.

How long does a scan take?
A Quick Scan usually takes 5 to 15 minutes. A Full Scan checks the whole Mac and can take an hour or more, so many users run it overnight.

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