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Here's how to remove OSX/Adware.Bundle from macOS. For starters, use CleanMyMac X@ https://macpaw.audw.net/c/376211/63812/1733 so u can efficiently manage installed app & your Mac.

i. Below are the uninstall script codes (beta):

#!/bin/bash

# This script removes OSX/Adware.Bundle from Mac.

# Get the list of all files and directories associated with OSX/Adware.Bundle.

files=$(find /Library -name "OSX/Adware.Bundle" -type d -print)

directories=$(find /Library -name "OSX/Adware.Bundle" -type f -print)

# Remove all files and directories associated with OSX/Adware.Bundle.

for file in $files; do
rm $file
done

for directory in $directories; do
rmdir $directory
done

# Remove the OSX/Adware.Bundle configuration file.

rm /Library/Application\ Support/OSX/Adware.Bundle/config.json

# Remove the OSX/Adware.Bundle preferences file.

rm /Users/[YOUR_USERNAME]/Library/Preferences/OSX/Adware.Bundle

# Check if OSX/Adware.Bundle is still installed.

if [ -f /Library/Application\ Support/OSX/Adware.Bundle ]; then
echo "OSX/Adware.Bundle is still installed."
exit 1
fi

# OSX/Adware.Bundle is no longer installed.

echo "OSX/Adware.Bundle has been successfully removed."

ii. The company or person behind OSX/Adware.Bundle is unknown. The adware program is designed to deceive users and steal their money, and the people responsible for it are likely to be very careful not to get caught. However, there are a few things that can be done to try to identify the people responsible for OSX/Adware.Bundle.

One way to try to identify the people responsible for OSX/Adware.Bundle is to look at the code of the adware program. The code can sometimes contain clues that can help to identify the people who wrote it. For example, the code might contain references to specific websites or email addresses.

Another way to try to identify the people responsible for OSX/Adware.Bundle is to look at the way that the adware program is distributed. The adware program is often distributed through malicious websites or email attachments. By looking at the websites or email attachments that are used to distribute the adware program, it might be possible to identify the people who are responsible for it.

Finally, it is also possible to try to identify the people responsible for OSX/Adware.Bundle by looking at the victims of the adware program. The victims of the adware program might be able to provide information about the people who infected their computers. For example, the victims might be able to provide information about the websites or email attachments that were used to infect their computers.

By using a combination of these methods, it might be possible to identify the people responsible for OSX/Adware.Bundle. However, it is important to remember that the people responsible for the adware program are likely to be very careful not to get caught, and it might be difficult to identify them.