This is what the file shows
# IPv4/v6 addresses
# 10.160.94.3 asecretkeygoeshere
# 172.16.1.133 asecretkeygoeshere
# 3ffe:501:410:ffff:200:86ff:fe05:80fa asecretkeygoeshere
# 3ffe:501:410:ffff:210:4bff:fea2:8baa asecretkeygoeshere
# USER_FQDN
# macuser@localhost somethingsecret
# FQDN
# kame hoge
MacBook Pro, OS X Mavericks (10.9.5)
There is no secret account on your Mac.
The '#' symbols in the psk.txt file are comments. So, your system, like mine, has an unused psk.txt file. Racoon is a key management daemon used in the setup and maintenance of IPSEC (secure) tunnels for network traffic. If either of us were doing this, the psk.txt file would have non-commented entries in it.
There is no secret account on your Mac.
The '#' symbols in the psk.txt file are comments. So, your system, like mine, has an unused psk.txt file. Racoon is a key management daemon used in the setup and maintenance of IPSEC (secure) tunnels for network traffic. If either of us were doing this, the psk.txt file would have non-commented entries in it.
does the psk.txt file located in the raccoon folder mean that there is a secret account on my computer
