

Goto Terminal and type this command to disable the Apple Remote Desktop. (The information that you gave me are not consistant) I thought you are using MacMini G4? If you are running G4, you must using Mac OS X 10.4!!! Go to the System Preferences, And turn off everything as I said earlier. Make sure you are off line and that your Cable Router and Cable Modem are turned off.

Burn it to the CD or DVD.ĭo a zero out format to your harddisk again.Īnd make sure you are not connected to the Internet While Formatting and Installing the OS X.

If your Mac have been compromise, I am suggesting that you backup all the important files to a DVD Writer. Knowing UNIX commands or not please give me the heads up on the connections that F-Secure is making. That it is not being manually manipulated via Apple remote desktop exploit/Arda agent which was the number one problem I have had in the past. I can only really on the program that it states it is not compromised. It is completely different than the windows version and I can not manually ask it to update or anything like that. I am running the latest and probably the last incarnation of OS 10.6.8 ( 10K549) build and my F-Secure Mac Security Software is ( B11500.C110). I also see something strange with Safari opening are all of those correct and safe connections via Little Snitch the reason being is that my Intrusion attacks are back and my laptop had to go out for service and I back to using my Mac and Little Snitch reported connection attempts via before I even logged on the Mac Mini which is old computer. Should F-Secure for Mac Consistenty keep trying to establish outgoing connections to the following addresses and retail.sp.
