In the meantime, we recommend users experiencing this problem to uninstall the HP driver and use the native AirPrint driver to print to their printer. This caused a temporary disruption for those customers, and we are working with Apple to restore the drivers. We unintentionally revoked credentials on some older versions of Mac drivers. However, according to HP’s statement to The Register, HP itself had wrongly requested that the certificate be revoked. (Your printer, if it is the HP LaserJet Pro P1109w, was released 2015 so it should be even more compatible.) So if the printer does not even show up in the Add Printer window (click the + icon in the left list window, see image above) on your Mac it might be a hardware thing to solve (change cable, test on a Windows PC etc). So naturally, it was initially assumed that Apple had erroneously revoked the certificate for HP printers.

Apple did restore the certificate over this past weekend, which probably prevented many people from seeing this message.Īpple usually revokes a certificate when a piece of malware is discovered, and it is signed using that certificate. HP quickly realized that it shouldn’t be revoked and notified Apple, but the damage was done. Yes, apparently the Amazon Music app is built with a tool that uses the same certificate as HP Printers. HP told Apple to revoke a certificate that HP Printers and the Amazon Music app needs. You may also see this with Amazon Music app.

If you have an HP printer for your Mac, you may have seen this message “amework” will damage your computer.” The dialog window also implies that it may be malware.

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