Delete unwanted addresses from terminal

my computer is hacked by many addresses :-
So I went to Terminal > put in netstat >> many address poped out, I can't remove them.
How to removoe those addresses

The only way that I currently know of to remove old or incorrect addresses is to reset the device back to factory defaults, which is somewhat extreme. You could try leaving feedback for Apple and maybe one day we'll be able to edit them : http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipad.html

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After taking the precautions you listed, I dragged the MailRecents file to the Desktop (had to key in my log-in password), relaunched Mail and sent an email to my wife (who's in my Address Book, of course) and to a completely new address (not yours, but thanks for the offer). When I opened Previous Recipients, yes both these addresses have now been added to the list – correctly dated and with an Address Book icon for my wife. But I've still got all my pre-2008 email addresses in the list too! Even by consigning the MailRecents file to the Waste Bin I'm still showing all the old addresses. What I'll do now is just manually remove from the list any addresses I don't want to keep.
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