Malware/adware/spyware/hacker Need help. MacBook Pro latest software and iPhone 12 Pro Max (iCloud) maybe

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So I recently been dealing with stolen identity problems. I have noticed many things from deleted documents, authorization request text, blackmailed threats text etc. I know it's not only my Mac Pro but iPhone, maybe its in iCloud ? I don't know what else to do, is there anyone that's more knowledgeable with these types of breaches, it's not an app but more like possible key logger, rooting spyware that runs in the background. can anyone spot anything unordinary. They can also see data from my iPhone device ?


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Posted on Dec 23, 2022 1:20 PM

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Posted on Dec 23, 2022 3:44 PM

ssh-keygen-wrapper?

That's not the secure shell service (ssh). You can disable Full Disk Access for it. It is likely in everybody's Full Disk Access list.


If you have been a victim of identity theft, you should contact your local authorities that deal with that sort of thing. You should also consult a digital forensics expert to evaluate your Mac. Nobody can do that online.

Any use of the computer compromises any evidence of infiltration.


And, it's not likely your Mac or you iPhone where any information was exfiltrated. It is from any of the various online accounts you have established.

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Dec 23, 2022 3:44 PM in response to Jondame360

ssh-keygen-wrapper?

That's not the secure shell service (ssh). You can disable Full Disk Access for it. It is likely in everybody's Full Disk Access list.


If you have been a victim of identity theft, you should contact your local authorities that deal with that sort of thing. You should also consult a digital forensics expert to evaluate your Mac. Nobody can do that online.

Any use of the computer compromises any evidence of infiltration.


And, it's not likely your Mac or you iPhone where any information was exfiltrated. It is from any of the various online accounts you have established.

Dec 23, 2022 1:35 PM in response to Jondame360

Someone found out, or guessed what your Apple ID and password is. Once they know that, they can log in to your account as you. From there, they can see and manipulate all of the same data you do. Emails, photos, messages, etc.


Change the password on your account. Change all of the two factor ID questions. Make sure to use nonsensical answers. Such as if the question is, "Where were you born?", and you use the factual answer, a person you know who could possibly be the person in your account could answer it. Instead, use a nonsense answer such as "Jupiter".

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