Am I being hacked?

[robotrenegade]

This really weirds me out. Do you guys recommend a antivirus software?

 

[TofSanity]

many of us have this since high sierra. there is a work around. you can find the work around in this forum. btw it's not a hack
[doublepost=1512089414][/doublepost]in terminal, type:
sudo fdesetup remove -user Guest

this was posted by another member in a thread

 

[JamiLynee]

This really weirds me out. Do you guys recommend a antivirus software?

I think I'm more creeped out by the doll in the background

 

[robotrenegade]

I think I'm more creeped out by the doll in the background

That's my niece. She was a demonic doll for Halloween
[doublepost=1512104439][/doublepost]

many of us have this since high sierra. there is a work around. you can find the work around in this forum. btw it's not a hack
[doublepost=1512089414][/doublepost]in terminal, type:
sudo fdesetup remove -user Guest

this was posted by another member in a thread

When I hit return it says.
Password:with a key emoji next to it

 

[TofSanity]

That's my niece. She was a demonic doll for Halloween
[doublepost=1512104439][/doublepost]

When I hit return it says.
Password:with a key emoji next to it

You’ll need to enter your password. Do a search on the forum to find the other threads. If I get a moment I’ll find a few so you can read a little further

 

[Smoovejayy]

https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...ogin-in-high-sierra-gm.2068194/#post-25185189

This fixes the rogue Guest account. When terminal asks for the password, enter your admin password. The cursor will not move while you type your password. If you think you've made a mistake, hold delete for a few seconds, then re-enter your password. After you type the password, hit enter. You do not get another prompt/confirmation. The confirmation will be terminal not asking you to re-enter your password. Then reboot your machine.