Suspicious unsigned "kernel" found!!!

I’d like to rest assured with that, but that does not explain why I should delete little snitch.. Or why the the connection said to incoming from a “bazillion” of IP addresses... Nor why that Kernel is unsigned by apple or anyone... and the (null) ip address source...

Couldn’t that be Like a DDoS attack of some sort... I live in a communal type setting where the wifi is free and I am not sure how safe it is, and purchased little snitch to regulate and confirm who is connecting in and what apps are connecting out...

Thanks for the reply but you did not explain why so I hope you understand why I would still be concerned to give it permission to connect or abstain from deleting little snitch.

I’m not learning anything without a reasonable explanation. :/

@dialabrain Thanks man, this was the best & non pompous answer that is actually helpful. I can rest with that. If you got them too and have no issues, I should be fine. Personally I've never seen it be an issue or pop up before updating to Big Sur.

I Also didn't want to jump to conclusions on someone who used my computer lately that might've installed something a little shady, I thought.

@Barney-15e

I did. I also thought I'd get some respectable intelligent people to reply sooner here. Not people who probably never needed nor used little snitch, to give unsubstantial advice on a software I have found to be quite useful when testing out other software,

I used had a few apps that would cause a bit of lag constantly connecting to the internet when I don't really need it to. Thanks for trying at least.