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Hi all,
don't know if this is the right place for this,
but I noticed strange connections since installing a program I downloaded.
I seems to upload and download data all the time to different hosts...
I use Lulu but it doesn't seem to be able to filter this out.
I was able to filter it with "Radio Silence" though.
I could not locate the service on the drive...
I this suspicious?
Screenshot 2022-12-18 at 18.45.07.jpg
 
Hi all,
don't know if this is the right place for this,
but I noticed strange connections since installing a program I downloaded.
I seems to upload and download data all the time to different hosts...
I use Lulu but it doesn't seem to be able to filter this out.
I was able to filter it with "Radio Silence" though.
I could not locate the service on the drive...
I this suspicious?
View attachment 560160
what program did you download and install? and where did you get it from?
 
Hi all,
don't know if this is the right place for this,
but I noticed strange connections since installing a program I downloaded.
I seems to upload and download data all the time to different hosts...
I use Lulu but it doesn't seem to be able to filter this out.
I was able to filter it with "Radio Silence" though.
I could not locate the service on the drive...
I this suspicious?
View attachment 560160

There's no way to tell from the info provided by that screenshot...

Find out what PID 4467 is and what files are associated with it.
 
There's no way to tell from the info provided by that screenshot...

Find out what PID 4467 is and what files are associated with it.
Found out this:
/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Frameworks/Metadata.framework/Versions/N/Support/mdworker_shared

after I typed ps -aef in Terminal I found this list that has all PID listed.
 
Found out this:
/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Frameworks/Metadata.framework/Versions/N/Support/mdworker_shared

after I typed ps -aef in Terminal I found this list that has all PID listed.
and the software you installed? and where you got it from?
 
and the software you installed? and where you got it from?
I downloaded several tools that day, so I don't know which one is causing this.
freeware like Lulu blockblock, EAGLE (Layout editor), virtual box, Capo and others.
I noticed these connections a few days later with Lulu.
 
I downloaded several tools that day, so I don't know which one is causing this.
freeware like Lulu blockblock, EAGLE (Layout editor), virtual box, Capo and others.
I noticed these connections a few days later with Lulu.
then you need to find out which software is causing you issues
 
then you need to find out which software is causing you issues
That's what I'm trying to do. But I can't uninstall everything...
 
I actually found the file mdworker_shared.
Since it's in the system library I can't delete or move or rename it.
Might have to boot with another system an access the file that way...
 
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