INot really no. In the log, there was listed that there was a man in the middle attack. I remember seeing it right after I ran the scan, but after I ran the scan it was edited. I k ow this because I sent them to another support resource and there was a bunch of stuff missing. There is definitely something amiss. I definitely have a problem, 1 there is RPC rpcss sercices running and they were set in the registry so I couldn’t edit the service. The hacker is local, I had a log that showed someone entering my home and connecting my router wan Ethernet and it logged a new ip then was active for three hours, then disconnected. When I contacted VZ they recognized there was something wrong but they didn’t know what, but the wanlog file was deleted from documents and edited in downloads to make it look like I never in plugged my wan port. Afther I ran the scan I had to shut down to protect any evidence because while they do clean up after themselves it’s not perfect hence me finding this stuff, however they hacked everything I had 5 laptops desktop 4 phones. The phones were automatically infecting via nfc.
I am saying that while your saying I’m good I know I’m not. It’s was good for a few minutes then it came back. So I believe there is a local network that has mirrored my network. So while the addresses look legit thats not the issue. Someone managed to be a man in the middle. It’s not gone. My other laptop I used the same scan then decided to look in the reg. I found the entries for rpc. It was good for the night then they got back in and added 1000 replica entries so I can’t manually remove them. They block my rights so I have to edit that the edit the reg. I’m
these are two pics I took of the reg, they may be nothing, but the other stings had user permissions from some type of app and they kept me from stopping rpc, now they went deeper into reg and I can’t stop rpc dcom