hack on my iMac?

system · 2017-04-07T14:26:25.000Z

hi,

utilizing the ‘home network security scan’ w/the free avast version, it indicates that there are 2 devices. one, ‘hon hai’ gives the icon of a device with an antenna-i assume it represents a bluetooth device. and mine, ‘this mac’ with a computer icon. the ip address of hon hai differers from mine only by one numeral. it is 192.168.0.1-. in my system preferences/network i have the ip address, and then below a different number under the heading IPV6 address. i was being harassed by a woman on Facebook since 2012, who then began working as an executive assistant to the vp at time warner, my service provider, and i had problems daily getting online, and my phone was hacked, and computer and Facebook accounts. she has since left that business. i need to know how i can find out who this is? i have limited financial means and cannot afford and expensive it person to come in. since i believe it is through my network or someone near by with a bluetooth device i don’t believe having it examined at apple will help. i had that done when it was being repaired in any case. in any event it indicating that i have 2 devices, one with this unfamiliar name. would this not be proof i am being monitored? there have been other things such as
whats app indicating that there is a 2nd computer logged on. this happens more and more often. i then log out and sign on w/iphone/bar code. any advice would be appreciated. thank you, richard

tumic · 2017-04-10T10:25:26.000Z

The device with the antenna is most probably your router (the address would suggest that too).
So sorry, no hackers on your computer/network

Eddy · 2017-04-10T10:36:23.000Z

About the other problems, report it to the police (with prove) and let them handle things.

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