Under the "Software" section, click on both the "Applications" label and then the "Legacy Software" label.When that window opens on your screen, scroll down to "Software" in the left column.Hold down the Option key and under the "Apple" menu, click on "System Information".
In fact, you can verify whether or not any 32-bit part of Adobe Flash Player is still installed on your machine by doing the following: The fact that it is described as a daemon suggests that you should look in three places on your Mac: It is in fact generated by macOS, and it is Apple telling you that you have a 32-bit app on your machine which will bite the dust when 10.15 is released. That window you are seeing does not result from adware or malware. If that is the case, you may still have parts of it installed on your machine. If so, it is quite possible that you did not properly uninstall it using Adobe's uninstaller app.
While you may not have the Adobe Flash Player app, or web browser plugin installed NOW, did you ever have it installed in the past?
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