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Hackers with Comodo RSA Certificates used Apple resources to do WHATEVER they wanted to on my MacBook Air. They even remotely installed Bluetooth DUN when I marked all internet access utilities on my computer inactive to stop harassmen. Apple claimed that was impossible.
MacBook Air, iOS 11.0.3, Hacked
I believe the hackers accessed my home modem and there was a Bluetooth connection made between that modem and my MacBook Air.
You might want to visit the water cooler...
Lawrence Finch wrote:
You might want to visit the water cooler...
Didn't it used to be filled with vodka.....?
IdrisSeabright wrote:
Lawrence Finch wrote:
You might want to visit the water cooler...
Didn't it used to be filled with vodka.....?
Only around the holidays...
It is around the holidays.
I shared more of my experience just now, but replied to myself!
MacBook Airs does not come with Bluetooth DUN in the category of network utilities. They come with a standard BT Utiility that is under System Preference.
That modem is long gone. I don’t know maybe much about modems,but know without a doubt that my old one had BT.
Please contact the security folks at the Texas Comproller’s Office.
Anyone had their MacBook Air remotely accessed?
