VIDEO: How to Detect Spyware on macOS Using Terminal (Part 2)
When your Mac starts acting like it’s keeping secrets, it might be time to dig deeper. Here’s how to use Terminal to inspect network connections.
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Think your Mac may be communicating with unfamiliar servers? This video shows you how to use Terminal commands to inspect network connections and spot potentially suspicious activity.
Video Script & Editing: Kelechi Edeh / Techloy.com | Content Research: Ogbonda Chivumnovu / Techloy.com
Learn how to use lsof and netstat to check active connections on your Mac and identify activity worth investigating.
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