Illegal use of Key Logger

Help! I believe an ex boyfriend of mine has placed key logger on my computer. I already read about reinstall, which I may do if I can find the original discs for my computer, however, I'd like to prove key logger is even on the computer first. He has been stalking me. Can someone answer these questions?:
1. What key logger programs are out there for mac? Someone in a post earlier said there were only two. Is this true? I called Spector and they said the only thing I can do is hope it is their software, order their discs and do an uninstall. I hate to pay money for their discs when I don't even know if that is the software he used. Is there any way my of knowing?
2. This guy did have the opportunity to load something on the machine and he is computer savy. Especially with Macs. He was monitoring another computer (I caught him).
3. If I am no longer at the place where he is, is it still possible for him to continue monitoring this machine some 4 years later remotely if he did install a key logger, or do I have to be in the same house, same network, etc. It's been several years since I've seen him and I've moved since and have changed ISPs. Things have transpired that lead me to believe he may still be monitoring this computer.
4. Is there anyway to detect that a key logger is on the machine so I can prove it to the police before I delete everything and reinstall?
Any help is appreciated. I've spoken to a couple of apple techs who were unable to help me. I have OS X on this machine.
Thanks.
iMac Mac OS X (10.3.9)
iMac Mac OS X (10.3.9)

Hi Betty,
Thought of something else important you should do. Depending on ex boyfriend's computer abilities, he may also know your MAC (Media Access Control) address and/or IP address. So when you erase the hard drive and reinstall OS X, follow these steps.
1) When OS X has completed installing, it will reboot and bring you to the welcome login. You answer a few questions about your preferences, if you have an Apple ID, how you connect to the Internet and so on. After it's finished, it will finish booting to the desktop.
2) At this point, you want to disconnect from the Internet immediately. If you have a cable or DSL modem, either unplug it, or turn it off if it has an on/off switch. This will take you Mac offline as far as any outside intruders are concerned.
3) Open the System Preferences and click the Sharing icon. Click the Firewall tab and then click the button to turn the firewall on. Click the Advanced button on the same dialogue box. On the resulting sheet, turn on "Enable Stealth Mode". Click OK. Close the System Preferences.
4) Turn your cable or DSL modem back on. Now update the OS and reinstall your software.
If your ex has hacking software that he uses to access your computer remotely, having the firewall on will make it much harder for him to access your Mac. Even better, also purchase a VPN firewall enabled cable or DSL router. They're pretty cheap. Around $35 for a 5 port model. Rather than attaching the modem directly to your Mac, you plug it in to the WAN port of the router. Then you use a plain Ethernet cable from your Mac to one of the LAN ports on the router. Your Mac will see the Internet the same as before. What's different is that with a VPN firewall on the router, it's just about impossible for anyone on the outside to see your Mac, or any other computer connected to the router. All a hacker sees when they try to attack your computer is a fictitious "computer" generated by the VPN hardware.
I've got all of the computers in my house connected to such a router. We can all use the Internet at the same time with only one actual DSL modem. As proof to how strong a VPN firewall is, when we were just using dial-up to connect, it was imperative to have some sort of firewall software on the kid's Windows box. It would stop at least 3 attacks a week. With the VPN router in place, they don't even need the software on. No one can see their computer through it.

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Hi,
I am new to TimesTen and using version 11.2 with Hibernate.
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Hi,
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Hi everyone,
This is my first post on this site. I've become worried about malware installed on my computer (credit card info was stolen last week). After reading several related posts I am hopeful that I don't actually have a key-logger installed on my computer (since I don't think anyone around me installed malicious software, and it seems unlikely a website could install it without my consent), but I would like to be sure.
I have followed instructions posted by Linc, and generated this output in terminal:
--------Terminal output--------
Test 1 output:
Test 2 output:
com.microsoft.office.licensing.helper
com.google.keystone.daemon
com.adobe.fpsaud
Test 3 output:
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com.adobe.ARM.202f4087f2bbde52e3ac2df389f53a4f123223c9cc56a8fd83a6f7ae
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/Library/Extensions:
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AEProfiling.framework
AERegistration.framework
Adobe AIR.framework
AudioMixEngine.framework
NyxAudioAnalysis.framework
PluginManager.framework
Python.framework
iTunesLibrary.framework
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AdobePDFViewer.plugin
AdobePDFViewerNPAPI.plugin
AmazonMP3DownloaderPlugin101736.plugin
CitrixICAClientPlugIn.plugin
Flash Player.plugin
JavaAppletPlugin.plugin
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Quartz Composer.webplugin
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SharePointWebKitPlugin.webplugin
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flashplayer.xpt
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npgtpo3dautoplugin.plugin
nsIQTScriptablePlugin.xpt
o1dbrowserplugin.plugin
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com.apple.remotepairtool.plist
com.google.keystone.daemon.plist
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--------end Terminal output--------
I've found several other threads with different suggestions for rooting out and eliminating key-loggers. Is this step (above) sufficient, or is there more I should do? I just read stuff on the flashback virus (on this forum) and followed some Terminal prompts. I don't think I have it, but I do think I'm getting paranoid now.
Thanks

There are many, many possible ways for your credit card number to get stolen. Malware on your Mac, while possible, is the most unlikely. So unlikely that I would not consider it without a good reason.
As to the question of how to detect a keylogger... that's very difficult. You can detect known malware fairly easily, with a good anti-virus program. However, no current Mac malware incorporates a keylogger. Most includes a backdoor of some kind, which could be used by a hacker to install a keylogger remotely, if you were infected. Alternately, someone malicious with physical access to your computer could also install a keylogger.
Here's the issue... when you have someone consciously installing a keylogger on your machine, you can't really ever be sure you've detected it. It could be disguised as something legit. It could even replace a system component. Someone with a lot of experience might be able to locate the keylogger, using various methods. You could try to install something like Little Snitch, to intercept any transmissions that software might make... but if someone's already got a backdoor (or physical access) allowing them to install a keylogger, what's to stop them from disabling Little Snitch?
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I believe I have a key logger or spyware on my computer

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EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
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AS
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See these Apple articles:
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Meg St._Clair wrote:
desertsquirrel wrote:
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Android phones, which do allow such access, have revealed a number of serious vulnerabilities recently. Start your reading here:
http://www.symantec.com/connect/blogs/android-vulnerability-allows-app-hijacking
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Hey guys. I have reason to believe there is a key logger on my computer. I play the game, World of Warcraft. Recently my account was broken into. They messed a lot of things up. They also had access to my e-mail.
I changed all my passwords from computers at my college as soon as I found out. I have yet to type a password on my computer now. I just copy and paste them when I need to check my e-mail, or play the game.
I am normally pretty safe with my computer I thought. I always have my firewall turned on. At the time, I did not have an anti virus installed however. Many times people suggest people couple key loggers with addons downloaded for the game. I think its very possible thats where it came from. I deleted all the addons for the game I had. I ran Symantec/Norton anti-virus. It didn't come up with anything, but there were quite a few files it "didnt have permission to check." Most of these seemed like normal mac files, but I am a little frightened by it. I got the noscript addon for firefox to hopefully maybe prevent it i nthe future
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Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks

Do you typically run your computer as an administrator? That's really not good when "sharing" your computer with the world. Apple recommends not casually using the computer administrator account unless actually administrating. Playing games is not an administrative task, AFAIK.
Scan your computer from MacScan website.
Install LittleSnitch. This will alert you of a keylogger, but if there is one, it's too late. If you have a keylogger installed, presume the worst. All personal data are compromised.
Never play games online that let others use or access your computer unless you are prepared for an intrusion.
Your best bet is to use your TM backup and restore your system to a time prior to this event.
And if you have been the victim of an attack, protect your identity with one of hte available services.

The problem I have since I upgraded to Mavericks version 10.9.1 The problem appears only with Mail not with other programs, not even with my browser. When I try to zoom the text of an e-mail I received or sent , I can no longer use the keys Command to e

the problem I have since I upgraded to Mavericks version 10.9.1
The problem appears only with Mail not with other programs, not even with my browser.
When I try to zoom the text of an e-mail I received or sent , I can no longer use the keys Command + to enlarge the text, although I can reduce it with Command -.
As I have a problem with my eyes, This is a serious matter for me.
When I write an e-mail, if I select text and press Command +, it just displaces the text to the right.
Now, my husband has a USB keyboard. If he connects it to my computer, his regular Command + does not work either, but he uses the extended keyboard, then it works. Unfortunately, he needs it for a musical application which does not work with a wireless keyboard.

Firefox 3.6.4 and 3.6.6 use a process called, "plugin-container.exe" which was using up most of my CPU when I opened up multiple tabs that contained Adobe Flash files, and caused Firefox to lock up.
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I am using Adobe Flash 10.1.53.64 without any problem in this version of Firefox. Check the release notes, I believe it contains all the latest security fixes in "Firefox 3.6.4".
Hopefully, they will fix Firefox 3.6 in the next version (e.g. Firefox 3.6.7), until then you should probably use "Firefox 3.5.10".

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Such as I want to loop a Internal table of BSID according to BKPF.
data itab_bsid type hashed table of BSID with unique key bukrs belnr gjahr buzid.
Loop at itab_bsid where bukrs = wa_bkpf-bukrs
and belnr = wa_bkpf-belnr
and gjahr = wa_bkpf-gjahr.
endloop.
I know if you use all key to access this hashed table ,it is certainly quick, and my question is when i use partial key of this internal hashed table to loop it, how about its performance.
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You can't cast b/w data reference which l_tax is and object reference which l_o_tax_code is.
osref is a generic object type and you store a reference to some object in it, right? So the question is: what kind of object you store there? Please note - this must be an object reference , not data reference .
i.e
"here goes some class
class zcl_spfli definition.
endclass.
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endclass.
"here is an OBJECT REFERENCE for it, (so I refer to a class) i.e persistent object to table SPFLI
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"but here I have a DATA REFERENCE (so I refer to some data object) i.e DDIC structure SPFLI
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Regards
Marcin

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