Activity Monitor How to Catch a Hacker

You're assuming hidd is short for hidden, or something you aren't supposed to find.

The hidd service is the Human Interface DeviceDaemon. In fact, the hidd service is required for your Mac to operate properly as it is responsible for the operation of any human input devices, such as your mouse (or trackpad on a MacBook) or keyboard!

It is a very important process. If you are experiencing high CPU or memory utilization from hidd, you may want to restart your computer.

Note: If the hidd process is killed, it will restart immediately.

And yes, not surprisingly, it's also a running process on my Mac.

That would have been a better approach, but surely the images can't bother you enough to respond like that this is a community after all

Your computer isn't compromised. If it were you would not find anything in Activity Monitor. It would be more helpful than posting all those unneeded images to have told us why you think you have been compromised, and what evidence you have that you think proves it.

Please install and paste the results

http://etrecheck.com/

This will list what's installed and any possible malware. No private info is shared.

They don't bother me, but they also don't reveal anything about possible hacking attempts, they just use up space needlessly.

I concur with Kappy. If you will provide us with data as to what makes you think you are hacked instead those worthless screen shots that would be an improvement.

Thank you so much for trolling. 👿

For the record, I agree with you - if everyone knew what you did there probably wouldnt be this forum for humans to use (•_•)