VERY VERY weird message in terminal, what's going on?

[tennismanclay]

i was trying to connect to a friends computer through shh just to mess around. (he was sitting beside me) i typed in shh and his stuff and this crazy message came up.



i also notice that netinfo manager is gone?? anybody know what this means?


anther edit:

Just changed the pass to my enabled root account. Then checked it, and found the second attachment in my recent items, and ive never really used that account.

i know logkext is a keylogger and there was also an unregistered copy of undercover, another program. And what the heck is menu cracker!!??

Is it a possibility someone has "connected" to my root account? Nobody would have physical access to my machine and know the password btw.

 

[sowillo14]

Wtf!!!????

 

[Luis]

Just delete the known_hosts file and you'll be fine.

 

[aaron.lee2006]

I've had it before, is it the message you get when connected to certain networks? That's when mine started to appear. Since then, I have reinstalled Tiger So I wouldn't be able to look into it.

 

[tennismanclay]

Just delete the known_hosts file and you'll be fine.

and where would i find this file, theres no .shh file in my user account?

 

[Luis]

If you run ls -al /Users/yourusername/

isn't it there?

 

[tennismanclay]

If you run ls -al /Users/yourusername/

isn't it there?

i dont think so. And im not to terminal savvy either.

 

[tennismanclay]

just to make it a little more confusing i just noticed my spotlight it off?????

 

[Aranince]

The . at the beginnng of the directory name means its hidden from normal view. The directory is there from the picture you posted. If you type in:

cd /Users/yourusername/.ssh

It will move you to that directory. Then type this to get a list of files currently in the directory:

ls ./

If you see that known_hosts is in there...then type this...

rm ./known_hosts

or
sudo rm ./known_hosts

IT IS IMPORTANT THE COMMAND ABOVE IS TYPED IN EXACTLY AS IS.

 

[tennismanclay]

and none of my widgets open, when i click them they make a ding and it closes dashboard. My computer is officially screwed..

 

[tennismanclay]

The . at the beginnng of the directory name means its hidden from normal view. The directory is there from the picture you posted. If you type in:

cd /Users/yourusername/.ssh

It will move you to that directory. Then type this to get a list of files currently in the directory:

ls ./

If you see that known_hosts is in there...then type this...

rm ./known_hosts

or
sudo rm ./known_hosts

IT IS IMPORTANT THE COMMAND ABOVE IS TYPED IN EXACTLY AS IS.

i did it successfully, dont know what it was but its gone.

thank you