Impressed: it has been years since I've been hacked this well :(

[john at debraneys.com]

Dear David,
But you don't think someone slipped "MooseTalk" or something similiar onto your Mac while you were out of the office do you? Or are you not in a shared environment?

Hoping for the best

John T
Not to make light of your predicament, 

>-----Original Message-----
>From: David Bovill [mailto:david at openpartnership.net]
>Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2007 06:54 PM
>To: 'How to use Revolution'
>Subject: Impressed: it has been years since I've been hacked this well :(
>
>Hey - if your listening can you play some of that movie again ???
>
>Or am I just being paranoid? Well to tell the truth this is extremely
>annoying, and will cause me to be offline for a few days till I fix it. I
>was hoping to get the code repository ready by the weekend, and now I don't
>dare type in my passwords to get onto the site - hope this ghost is
>relatively friendly. For those of you who don't have a clue what i am
>talking about - let me amuse you with my predicament and perhaps solicit
>some advice.
>
>About an hour ago - while I was working at home, my Mac started to talk to
>me - Matrix style. Well not exactly talk, but play movie clips, or at least
>the sound of movie clips. A well judged selection of movies referring to
>paranoia, security and well - computer viruses. Now I thought I knew a
>little about this - but most definitely not. I am on OSX, with all the
>latest security patches - no trace of Microsoft software and no temptation
>to.. well to do stuff i shouldn't. A clean computer. behind a firewall,
>built into a recent router - though I have no idea what sort of firewall....
>and someone is playing me video files and quite possibly listening into
>every word I type. Which means I can't do much at all - least of all
>recharge my Skype account with my credit card to phone some friendly geeks
>for help.
>
>Be afraid... be very afraid!
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