Security below iOS 11

Hello, no concern for legacy support, jailbroken I have only heard about, and using Apple less than a year. But see, Apple (an employee) stated malware is the only threat and can only hide in Safari history/data, frequent clearing makes me free. Malware or not here's the scoop because it's turned into a test. iOS 11 is up Sunday, and again after upgrade to 11.1. (10.3.3 - 9.3.5 not good) The individual(s) who ruined a desktop, can access all of 3 generations of iPads. A Larkana school teacher signs me into .edu sites in Safari while teaching me Hindi Arabic numerals while we chat on an email draft, all on my iPad. Even she can do it. A month prior, Google contacted me wondering why X,Y,Z...I said A,B,C, then watched two techs lose, erase my accounts (home/work) and apologize. Told me the next day, certificates they issue/create/trust can be used to gain access to many things, he probably uses them on my desktop. Certificate allowing access, you probably know the term, I did not. Best advice, an apple guy said change IP or get a disguised VPN (Slows Internet and inexpensive). But it's a ordeal... Pakastani guys who run those tech support centers in U.A.E, India, Lahore. Microsoft, Facebook, Google, Yahoo, now Apple. Not much in help. Privacy and my desktop are my only casualties, was and now again friends, but wondering how to combat that.

-The Apple Rep - Said in order to hack, they must hack Apple, so to speak. DID say it's possible to get malware, BUT the only place it could reside would be in your Safari history, clean that and there's nowhere for it to go.

-The VPN deal, There are various services that, for $2.99 or $3.99 a month, provide you with multiple IP addresses, guessing like the public library, sanitation department, so you don't have to use your now exposed address. It DOES slow internet speed. I briefly looked at one service, just a couple dollars per month, gives you Ten numbers and instructs to plug in to VPN section in options. From what I read journalists are big consumers of it, however, so are criminals.

-15 years Marine Corps/Army, tech is not my specialty, Jailbreak is a football play to me, have heard of it and read do NOT pursue it. Email is the gate inside I'll wager, from there photos, options, book/music, Safari all was brought up. Skwirk.com was brought up, signed into by a teacher, and numerals show.

-Tests were more like capability, speed, accuracy, etc. i.e. At any given moment I'm bringing up a fresh draft in email I'm curious you can get there and stop me. Less than 5 seconds every time. Restrictions w/ passcode. I "allow changes" under accounts to open mail options, select S/MIME. Not mention it... time passes I'm informed what I did and S/MIME is no longer selected. Things like that, Checking capabilities. Line, Skype, Viber (100 contacts kept while deployed) those apps they cannot touch. The actual passcode into restrictions cannot be read or changed, contacts I shut off and couldn't be turned on, there are things out of reach. Which beats Windows and Google/YouTube by miles. After realizing I was out skilled, I sat back and took screenshots. Told him any bank/financial nonsense, there's an FBI field office in Pakistan. Nothing like that occurred, just trespassing and ruined something in c:\ on my desktop. Hit with a virus 4 times called Shootsama. Can't find a thing on it, have screenshots, it pops up and informs you it's now uploaded and is in your add-ons or extensions in Internet options. Delete it and it hits recycle bin and bounces back. My error on that, got it from mail, Facebook, messenger apps, point being answering from people I didn't know very well. 250-300 people from the region on your list, makes it easy. That list has been consolidated.

Called a shooting game extension. I haven't played a shooting game since Herbert Walker Bush was in office. Nonetheless it pops up in your upper right corner, you've got a problem. On the 4th time I unplugged DSL cable, and hunted until I found what you see in that photograph.