I'm afraid what I downloaded...

[Hellhammer]

So today I was searching something from Google and opened one page. The site never opened and it's address was changing rapidly. Then it downloaded a file called movie.dmg to my Safari downloads. Of course I didn't install it because I thought it was a trojan and removed it from my downloads folder and reseted Safari. There's nothing found on "movie.dmg" when I search using Spotlight. So, am I safe now? Is it removed permanently? I installed nothing so I think nothing bad happened but I want to hear your opinions as well.

Thanks

 

[MacDawg]

I'm sure it is fine
If you didn't install anything and you didn't enter your Admin Password you are fine

Woof, Woof - Dawg

 

[uberamd]

You never opened the file, and if it did something bad it would have asked for a Username and Password first, you are fine. If you were using Windows on the other hand it would be game over.

 

[Hellhammer]

I'm sure it is fine
If you didn't install anything and you didn't enter your Admin Password you are fine

Woof, Woof - Dawg

You never opened the file, and if it did something bad it would have asked for a Username and Password first, you are fine. If you were using Windows on the other hand it would be game over.

Thanks for your amazingly fast responses. Yea, I didn't install anything and didn't type my admin pass.

I just wanted to make sure that I'm fine

Thank you both

 

[windywoo]

You never opened the file, and if it did something bad it would have asked for a Username and Password first, you are fine. If you were using Windows on the other hand it would be game over.

If it were Windows the Antivirus would have caught it and flashed a warning, and if they didn't have antivirus, it would still have been necessary to run this file.

True its possible to execute code Windows without the user's permission, but not in this fashion.