MacBook Pro hacked by Folx(?)

[frogman5]

Found multiple entries in log that appear/read as just "suspicious;" Yes, I use FOLX. Maybe not the brightest of activities, I agree, but the thought of good free documents proved too tempting.
The following are only a few of the weirdest ones. I wish I knew more but I am not certain how to go about finding and then sifting through the infinite minutiae of it all.


"4/14/12 8:49:47 AM Firewall[67] GoogleTalkPlugin is listening from 127.0.0.1:53302 proto=6

4/12/12 7:03:05 AM Firewall[68] krb5kdc is listening from 0.0.0.0:88 proto=6

4/13/12 7:21:56 AM Firewall[68] cupsd is listening from 0.0.0.0:631 proto=6

4/12/12 3:27:19 PM ntpd[34] time reset -0.657606 s

4/12/12 9:27:53 PM Firewall[71] Deny configd data in from 192.168.1.1:67 to port 68 proto=17

4/12/12 9:55:19 PM loginwindow[48] in pam_sm_authenticate(): Failed to determine Kerberos principal name."


Became a bit paranoid when I booted and saw the time changed and date set back to 2000.
Are ANY of these at all suspect? Not at all able to decipher this stuff, where can I read about the codes I am seeing without bothering everyone here?

Thanks!

 

[Ccrew]

Nothing I see there out of line. three services allowed to talk by the firewall are the first three lines. 4th line is a time reset based on an NTP request. last two are failed authentications for a configuration update (looks like you may have uPnP turned on on your router?) and the machine unable to verify a kerberos ticked which is simply a SPN error (Service Principal Name)

All in all pretty benign, and certainly nothing to panic over.