1yoyo105 wrote It is said to be impossible to put a keylogger virus on a Mac. A keylogger program? Yes. But a virus? No.

You need to take a look here:
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Specifically: Application.OSX.BackTrack

UnrealEgg wrote Well looking at the image a quick Google search resulted in:

ttys000 = Your keyboard
kennybanks-pc = Computer name - Did you buy it 2nd hand? You can change it by: System Preferences > Sharing > Computer Name

my computer is brand new. kennybanks-pc is completely unknown to me.

GalaticToast wrote

UnrealEgg wrote Well looking at the image a quick Google search resulted in:

ttys000 = Your keyboard
kennybanks-pc = Computer name - Did you buy it 2nd hand? You can change it by: System Preferences > Sharing > Computer Name

my computer is brand new. kennybanks-pc is completely unknown to me.

Well if you look at this Google query [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] you can see that there are a few people asking the same thing. If I were in your situation I would see that as maybe being a default PC name on setup if you don't enter one. But then the little amount of results in Google could suggest something malicious?

UnrealEgg wrote

1yoyo105 wrote It is said to be impossible to put a keylogger virus on a Mac. A keylogger program? Yes. But a virus? No.

You need to take a look here:
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Well looks like a recent article is a total load of crap. Internet is full of lies. I can't even get a straight answer. Of all the things I saw they all were programs installed manually not automatically.

UnrealEgg wrote

1yoyo105 wrote It is said to be impossible to put a keylogger virus on a Mac. A keylogger program? Yes. But a virus? No.

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Now is this my computer or are these [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

GalaticToast wrote

UnrealEgg wrote

1yoyo105 wrote It is said to be impossible to put a keylogger virus on a Mac. A keylogger program? Yes. But a virus? No.

You need to take a look here:
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Now is this my computer or are these [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

That's just a virus database ran by iAntivirus; not a your computer.

GalaticToast wrote

UnrealEgg wrote

1yoyo105 wrote It is said to be impossible to put a keylogger virus on a Mac. A keylogger program? Yes. But a virus? No.

You need to take a look here:
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Now is this my computer or are these [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

Examples. Seems that it is indeed some sort of keylogger.

UnrealEgg wrote

GalaticToast wrote

UnrealEgg wrote

1yoyo105 wrote It is said to be impossible to put a keylogger virus on a Mac. A keylogger program? Yes. But a virus? No.

You need to take a look here:
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Now is this my computer or are these [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

That's just a virus database ran by iAntivirus; not a your computer.

Oh thank god. that scared me for a second.

If your looking to do a scan, you could try this:
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They offer a free Trial which allows 1 month access to the product which you can sign up for here:
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Everyone recommends a virus scan with Clam AV which is apparently the Malwarebytes of Mac. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]