Removing randomwhere, malware(leadingsignsearch) from [Security & Privacy] - [Full Disk Access] I know I should have cautioned when I first download unwarranted stuffs, but things happen. 

Removing them from /Library/LaunchDaemons or settings of each browsers, anything manually are done. Profile cleared, but from this particular section: 



- at the bottom of the right window will not work. It will not respond to the mouse click. As you can see, I have already unlocked. 

Please someone let me know. I need these eradicated.
Try Apple's command line tool tccutil! The general usage is:

tccutil command service bundleIdentifier


Only one command (reset) is implemented right now. The service is the protected item (e.g. Microphone or Photos). The bundleIdentifier is the bundle identifier of the app given access to protected services. 


Open Terminal
Get the bundleIdentifier of the apps to remove:

mdls -name kMDItemCFBundleIdentifier -r /Applications/Some.app #Some.app is just an example.app


Real example:

host:~ user$ mdls -name kMDItemCFBundleIdentifier -r /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app
com.apple.Terminal


More methods to get the bundleIdentifier: Getting the bundle identifier of an OS X application in a shell script. The app to remove is not necessarily in /Applications or /Applications/Utilities/.
Remove all permissions for the app:

tccutil reset All bad.axisofevil.randomwhere #bad.axisofevil.randomwhere is just an examplary bundleIdentifier



RansomWhere?'s exec has a (null) bundleIdentifier. The associated launch daemon plist contains a com.objective-see.ransomwhere though, which looks like a typical  bundleIdentifier. I would try this one first.

BTW: RansomWhere? is no ransomware but a sec tool available here: RansomWhere?



Alternative approach:

Download tccutil (v1.2.5) from github. It's not related to Apple's command line tool though having the same name. It's also available via brew but apparently outdated there (v1.2.2) and won't work with Catalina.


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Download tccutil from github.com/jacobsalmela/tccutil (direct link: tccutil)
Unzip the downloaded tccutil-master.zip
tccutil is a Python script.
In the command line enter (in the example below I d/led the zip to Downloads and unzipped it there - apply the path below to your environment respectively):

-h to get a short help text

sudo python $USER/Downloads/tccutil-master/tccutil.py -h


-l to list all items in the accessibility database

sudo python $USER/Downloads/tccutil-master/tccutil.py -l


-r to remove an app/entry

sudo python $USER/Downloads/tccutil-master/tccutil.py -r /path/to/example.app|bundleIdentifier

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