Hello:
So this is probably going to be one of the more bizarre posts you've ever seen. I'm going to try to cut out the more eery details and stick to the facts asthey relate to my question with respect to computer security, trojans, etc. To nip the major issue in the butt, I'm cleary under investigation though I've never been formally introduced to an agent. They suspect I belong to a kiddie porn ring, I believe, presumably due to the fact I have a flamboyant personality, a large mouth, and a twisted sense of humor. I've suspected and then known that the investigation has been going on for about six months, but his past weekend it go far more real.
As it relates to my question for you all, I (was) the proud owner of a macbook air, 2013 model. (Presumably) the FBI had been trying to lure me into a controlled sale situation on zoom, where a group of people who were obbiously law enforcement kept doing what they could to get me into a room full of people who were obviously law enforcecment. Just prior, I had noticed that my empty trash can was actually full of invisible folders cakked "Recovered 1," ... 2, 3, etc. I don't mean invisible like hidden, there was no "." before the filenames. They were just invisible.
They were trying to get me to go meet some young Mexican kid on the south side of town, until I pointed out to them that the person I was skyping with was pre-recored. When the kid insisted he wasn't, I asked him to hold up four fingers. He couldn't without them having to stop the tape to rerecord the finger acion. Long story short, they then replaced him with a different Mexican altogether, and then their video accidentally got paused. This was all on Skype. They were enraged, I then caught the entire room with their pants down, literally, when I turned off my camera on zoom and they couldn't tell whether I was still in the room. They started banging pots and pans really loud, coincidentally from the apartment next door.
What ensued was remarkable. They had connected to my Macbook via bluetooth, again from the next door, and were using a strange process to transfer the freespace from the Mac to a server they were operating on the other side of the wall. They had not, as they still have not, knocked at the door, shaken my hand, handed my a search warrant, asked me to voluntarily give up my computer and hard drives, and tell me when, where, an how I can get them back. So, I was going to fight them.
First, I wiped my iPhone. The iPhone got about 1/2 way through the reset proess befoe the screen flashed. It then sped through the other half. When the iPhone 'came to.' nothing had changed. I went to do it again, and as soon as I got to the reset section of settings, the screen turned an eerie shade. I knew it was recording my attempts to clear the phone. I ran it again, the same thing happened. This time, the phone was clear but it took me to a wrong version of iOS. It was a smoke screen.
I then went to wipe the drive of the Macbook, and long story short, they weren't happy. They actuslly locked me out of my own computer, so I did a where's my mac reset. I was then able to unlock it with my own key. I tried to put a firmware password on it, but that didn't work. They got through, but I had logged into single-user mode. They had the HDD in read only mode, so I was trying to remount it as writable. They actually had my Macbook set up so it thought its HDD was on a bluetooth-accessed server, so right before I could wipe th thing, the command prompt entereda command, on its on, disabling bluetooth on the device. It then could no longer locate the HDD.
I was able to log back into the Macbook in normal mode a little while later. I turned back on 'see all files and folders' and was able to spot their work. I deleted it. That pissed them off. They then did a timed shut down, which kicked me out. When it re-awoke, it had another firmware pasword on it that I did not set. I was able to but into recovery mode, and without them realizing it, I was able to remount the HDDs, and al their work, at which point I deleted everything, includiong the boot sector. The macbook still has steam rising from it. It's completely inoperable. Finito. Blinking folder, and when I try to go ito recovery mode, it's blocked by a firmware password. It's an air so you cant remove and add RAM to reset it. I'll get to it soon enough.
I needed a computer with iTunes, because I was also locked out of my iPhone. I went to Best Buy and bought a cheap HP laptop. I was able to reset the phone, and I could suffer with Windows until I got my macbook fixed. I'm relatively certain there's something physical inside thm both right now, so just going to a genius bar isn't going to hack it.
Anyway, I bought the windows box on the day before yesterday. I've watched the processes pretty closely, etc. But this morning I decided to inspect to see whether there was something going on beneith the hood. What I found is very bizarre. I changed the ettings to see invisible files and folders and I found an invisible folder called "System.SAV". It's full of various log files, command files, scripts, etc., and while working through them found them to be increasingly strange. In particular, I found the attached file called "CIA.cdc".
To be clear, I'm not in a child porn ring. I want to see whether you can help me identify possible trojans on my computer and, later, on my Macbook.
First, the required log:
(IT WOULDNT LET ME PASTE, SO THEYRE ALL ATTACHED.)
So this is probably going to be one of the more bizarre posts you've ever seen. I'm going to try to cut out the more eery details and stick to the facts asthey relate to my question with respect to computer security, trojans, etc. To nip the major issue in the butt, I'm cleary under investigation though I've never been formally introduced to an agent. They suspect I belong to a kiddie porn ring, I believe, presumably due to the fact I have a flamboyant personality, a large mouth, and a twisted sense of humor. I've suspected and then known that the investigation has been going on for about six months, but his past weekend it go far more real.
As it relates to my question for you all, I (was) the proud owner of a macbook air, 2013 model. (Presumably) the FBI had been trying to lure me into a controlled sale situation on zoom, where a group of people who were obbiously law enforcement kept doing what they could to get me into a room full of people who were obviously law enforcecment. Just prior, I had noticed that my empty trash can was actually full of invisible folders cakked "Recovered 1," ... 2, 3, etc. I don't mean invisible like hidden, there was no "." before the filenames. They were just invisible.
They were trying to get me to go meet some young Mexican kid on the south side of town, until I pointed out to them that the person I was skyping with was pre-recored. When the kid insisted he wasn't, I asked him to hold up four fingers. He couldn't without them having to stop the tape to rerecord the finger acion. Long story short, they then replaced him with a different Mexican altogether, and then their video accidentally got paused. This was all on Skype. They were enraged, I then caught the entire room with their pants down, literally, when I turned off my camera on zoom and they couldn't tell whether I was still in the room. They started banging pots and pans really loud, coincidentally from the apartment next door.
What ensued was remarkable. They had connected to my Macbook via bluetooth, again from the next door, and were using a strange process to transfer the freespace from the Mac to a server they were operating on the other side of the wall. They had not, as they still have not, knocked at the door, shaken my hand, handed my a search warrant, asked me to voluntarily give up my computer and hard drives, and tell me when, where, an how I can get them back. So, I was going to fight them.
First, I wiped my iPhone. The iPhone got about 1/2 way through the reset proess befoe the screen flashed. It then sped through the other half. When the iPhone 'came to.' nothing had changed. I went to do it again, and as soon as I got to the reset section of settings, the screen turned an eerie shade. I knew it was recording my attempts to clear the phone. I ran it again, the same thing happened. This time, the phone was clear but it took me to a wrong version of iOS. It was a smoke screen.
I then went to wipe the drive of the Macbook, and long story short, they weren't happy. They actuslly locked me out of my own computer, so I did a where's my mac reset. I was then able to unlock it with my own key. I tried to put a firmware password on it, but that didn't work. They got through, but I had logged into single-user mode. They had the HDD in read only mode, so I was trying to remount it as writable. They actually had my Macbook set up so it thought its HDD was on a bluetooth-accessed server, so right before I could wipe th thing, the command prompt entereda command, on its on, disabling bluetooth on the device. It then could no longer locate the HDD.
I was able to log back into the Macbook in normal mode a little while later. I turned back on 'see all files and folders' and was able to spot their work. I deleted it. That pissed them off. They then did a timed shut down, which kicked me out. When it re-awoke, it had another firmware pasword on it that I did not set. I was able to but into recovery mode, and without them realizing it, I was able to remount the HDDs, and al their work, at which point I deleted everything, includiong the boot sector. The macbook still has steam rising from it. It's completely inoperable. Finito. Blinking folder, and when I try to go ito recovery mode, it's blocked by a firmware password. It's an air so you cant remove and add RAM to reset it. I'll get to it soon enough.
I needed a computer with iTunes, because I was also locked out of my iPhone. I went to Best Buy and bought a cheap HP laptop. I was able to reset the phone, and I could suffer with Windows until I got my macbook fixed. I'm relatively certain there's something physical inside thm both right now, so just going to a genius bar isn't going to hack it.
Anyway, I bought the windows box on the day before yesterday. I've watched the processes pretty closely, etc. But this morning I decided to inspect to see whether there was something going on beneith the hood. What I found is very bizarre. I changed the ettings to see invisible files and folders and I found an invisible folder called "System.SAV". It's full of various log files, command files, scripts, etc., and while working through them found them to be increasingly strange. In particular, I found the attached file called "CIA.cdc".
To be clear, I'm not in a child porn ring. I want to see whether you can help me identify possible trojans on my computer and, later, on my Macbook.
First, the required log:
(IT WOULDNT LET ME PASTE, SO THEYRE ALL ATTACHED.)
