Hi since a short while ago, i've been detecting weird networks. They have strange names and are none of my own devices.
Does this mean my macbook got hacked, or do other people have acces to my computer through perhaps a Remote Assisted Tool? Like if i downloaded a trojan or something.
My computer have been getting random spikes of high cpu so i wonder if something might be running in the background that i'm not aware of.
Are you saying that none of the devices listed on the screenshot that you provided are yours? Regardless, did you take this screenshot with your notebook connected to your local network, either by wireless or by wire?
Do you have any services enabled in System Preferences > Sharing ... especially "Screen Sharing," "Media Sharing," "Remote Login," "Remote Management," or "Internet Sharing?"
Well in my room, i have no devices running. I can turn off my phone and these will still be here.
i'm on a laptop that's using wireless wifi.
Maybe my laptop is picking something up from my brother, but why would it be called like that?
My name is johnny, but not john. There's no reason anyone would name anything john.
''thuis'' means home in my language. No idea what desktop giggl8p is supposed to be.
I don't think i have any sharing on although i'm not very knowledgeable when it comes to computers.
The reason i'm asking is because i've had a Remote Assisted Tool on my old windows computer and someone could legit see everything i did on that pc and even chat with me. So that was very creepy.
Is this your home network or some other location, like a dorm or business? Which. version of macOS is your Mac running?
Strange network detected
