apple firewall alert

Wow....please don't flame the village idiot (me). The pop-up I received was very similar to this; however, it had much more Apple branding and appeared more legitimate than this one shown above. I actually called the number and the gentleman on the phone claimed to be Apple Support and used a "logmein123" session and a terminal command to show me "koobface found" in some log. He then proceeded to convince me that I needed to have an "Anti-Hack Network Technician, Level 6". Never heard of it. $439 to take care of all computers, tablets, and smartphones (numerous).

I started to smell a rat and grabbed my wife's laptop and found this thread. I then terminated the call and the remote session with this person.

My computer sits behind a Time Capsule with encryption, and that sits behind a Cable Modem.

After restarting my laptop, everything appears to be in order, but do I need to consult with someone to have my laptop examined, just to make sure that nothing was obtained somehow during this remote session.

Thank you for any advice you can offer.

Choose Force Quit from the Apple menu, close Safari, and then launch it with the Shift key held down. If that doesn't work, temporarily disconnect the computer from the Internet.

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That message is a scam and everything it says is a lie. There is no spyware.