Mdworker shared in launch’s.log

The FBI letter did not arrive until this Past April 15th of 2023. The first thing I thought was that it was fake. I called the local FBI office and gave them the case number. The checked it out and it was a legitimate case.

Also it came with a login and pin which I had to enter on the FBI’s website.

I have two agents I am working with in the New Jersey office but it’s a big case the guy had thousands of Apple ids and the contact information on each person including social security numbers.

Anyway I have been working with Apple and I sent the entire installer log to her yesterday after I noticed I misspelled the name I had posted as I looked closer. She emailed me at 5:33 asking me to call her as soon as possible. And I am about to give her a call this morning to get an update.

Anyway I went through changing my cell numbers 4 times in one year the last time I changed my number. My phone was sim jacked a second time while I was still inside the Verizon Wireless Office.

It took Verizon wireless 5 hours to get my number back and the technician who was female told me that whoever did this had access to some very expensive and highly sophisticated equipment and that they had a definite agenda.

And as you can see they changed my name to Mdworker who is the guy I originally reached out to and have prevented all browsers from allowing me to fix the issue.

The way the word is spelled is SUosushimcontroller

2023-08-20 09:54:27-07 Lances-MacBook-Pro SoftwareUpdateNotificationManager[1441]: SUOSUShimController: Start MSU scan

2023-08-20 09:54:27-07 Lances-MacBook-Pro softwareupdated[385]: SUOSUServiceDaemon: Adding client: SoftwareUpdateNotificationManager (type = sunm, pid = 1441, uid = 501, path = /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SoftwareUpdate.framework/Versions/A/Resources/SoftwareUpdateNotificationManager.app/Contents/MacOS/SoftwareUpdateNotificationManager)

2023-08-20 09:54:27-07 Lances-MacBook-Pro softwareupdated[385]: SUOSUMobileSoftwareUpdateController: Updating additionalUpdateMetricEventFields: {

autoUpdate = false;

buddy = false;

commandLine = false;

installTonight = false;

mdm = false;

notification = true;

settings = false;

}

2023-08-20 09:54:27-07 Lances-MacBook-Pro softwareupdated[385]: SUOSUMobileSoftwareUpdateController: Set bridgeOS catalog override to catalogURL default

2023-08-20 09:54:27-07 Lances-MacBook-Pro softwareupdated[385]: SUOSUMobileSoftwareUpdateController: Scan finished

2023-08-20 09:54:27-07 Lances-MacBook-Pro softwareupdated[385]: majorPrimaryDescriptor: (null)

2023-08-20 09:54:27-07 Lances-MacBook-Pro softwareupdated[385]: majorSecondaryDescriptor: (null)

2023-08-20 09:54:27-07 Lances-MacBook-Pro softwareupdated[385]: minorPrimaryDescriptor: (null)

2023-08-20 09:54:27-07 Lances-MacBook-Pro softwareupdated[385]: minorSecondaryDescriptor: (null)

2023-08-20 09:54:27-07 Lances-MacBook-Pro softwareupdated[385]: SUOSUServiceDaemon: Setting availableMobileSoftwareUpdates = (

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2023-08-20 09:54:27-07 Lances-MacBook-Pro SoftwareUpdateNotificationManager[1441]: AssertionMgr: Take com.apple.softwareupdate.NotifyAgentAssertion-BadgingCountChanged assertion with type BackgroundTask for pid 1441, id 0x8246

2023-08-20 09:54:27-07 Lances-MacBook-Pro SoftwareUpdateNotificationManager[1441]: SUOSUShimController: Done with MSU scan

2023-08-20 09:54:27-07 Lances-MacBook-Pro SoftwareUpdateNotificationManager[1441]: SUOSUShimController: Start legacy scan

2023-08-20 09:54:27-07 Lances-MacBook-Pro softwareupdated[385]: SUScan: Scan for client pid 385 (/System/Library/CoreServices/Software Update.app/Contents/Resources/softwareupdated)

2023-08-20 09:54:27-07 Lances-MacBook-Pro softwareupdated[385]: SUOSUServiceDaemon: availableMobileSoftwareUpdates = (

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Okay take a look at the correct spelling. As of last night someone was able to get into my computer and change nearly everything but I made a backup on an external hard drive before shutting it down of all of my file’s including all of the logs I copied yesterday as well as a copy of all the changes made overnight. The MacBook was not connected to Wi-Fi by hardware nor was Wi-Fi on nor Bluetooth was on. I was able to get the information I sent you from a file I pulled off of the email I sent to Apple. So I would not have to connect my hard drive. It’s going into my safe.

Do you have another opinion about what ai sent?