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I've been noticing some weird mouse activity on my mac recently. For example: Just now, I was playing a game on my Windows computer for a while, looked at my mac for help and noticed that the mouse was in a different place than before. Thinking nothing of it, I proceeded with the game and when I looked at my mac again, it was in another different place.

It was nobody in my house because it was sitting right next to me. My questions: - How can I identify a RAT on my mac? - If there is one, how can I remove it? I'm worried because my parents' computer got infected with a RAT recently and it died after a few days; they could no longer turn it on. If my macbook died, I would not be able to replace it as I no longer receive an income as high as the one I did when I purchased it. It's likely that the movement on your MacBook Pro is caused by dust and particles on the trackpad or worse case scenario it's starting to malfunction. Download ClamXav from the developers site and check for any malware installed, if you don't have adobe reader or java 7 installed which are the most vulnerable back doors into OSX you should be fine.

If you have flash player installed in system preferences click on the app and make sure it's up to date. With windows machines it's not the 'rat' that is the main problem it's the 'rootkit' which hides the malware/rat from the anti virus program's that's the real pita to get rid of completely. It's more likely that computer died due to power problems/overheating than via malware, the infection more of a coincidence though Trojans can make the CPU spike massively and make it overheat. It's likely that the movement on your MacBook Pro is caused by dust and particles on the trackpad or worse case scenario it's starting to malfunction. Download ClamXav from the developers site and check for any malware installed, if you don't have adobe reader or java 7 installed which are the most vulnerable back doors into OSX you should be fine. If you have flash player installed in system preferences click on the app and make sure it's up to date.

With windows machines it's not the 'rat' that is the main problem it's the 'rootkit' which hides the malware/rat from the anti virus program's that's the real pita to get rid of completely. It's more likely that computer died due to power problems/overheating than via malware, the infection more of a coincidence though Trojans can make the CPU spike massively and make it overheat. Just logged into my mac and the mouse seemed to have a life of its own.

When I tapped to click (yes, it is enabled in System Preferences Trackpad), it just moved. It was also jumping around randomly.

It seems to have calmed down now, but it's still jumping around a bit and sometimes spawns in random places when I'm finished typing and try to move it somewhere. So now I'm leaning towards there being some issue with my trackpad; whether it be physical or technical. What kind of information can I give you all to aid your diagnosis'? Edit: Another event which concerned me was the popup when I started Google Chrome which stated that my preferences could not be read. I proceeded and found that the only thing different was that AdBlock had been removed. I did a Google search and didn't find much for mac, only Windows.

ΜTorrent is a torrent app (as the name suggests) If you don't recall installing that, you may want to uninstall it - or at least delete the item from your Login Items. ('Hiding' that µTorrent item does not prevent it from operating, it just hides it - you should select that line, then click the (-) at the bottom of that window to delete it from the list completely) Go into your Sharing pref pane, and check that ONLY the services that you use are checked. If you don't need or use any sharing services, I would suggest that you uncheck all the boxes, if any are checked. You may need to unlock that pane to make changes, but be sure to click the padlock in the bottom left corner to lock the pane, and prevent further changes. If you really don't see anything there, then you may simply have a mechanical problem. Some MBPros have battery problems. The battery begins to swell underneath, applying pressure to the underside of the trackpad, causing intermittent or erratic movement of the trackpad cursor, along with random un-called clicks.

Makes it appear to be under control, but is just random stuff happening. An Apple service shop would be able to verify what's happening. ΜTorrent is a torrent app (as the name suggests) If you don't recall installing that, you may want to uninstall it - or at least delete the item from your Login Items. ('Hiding' that µTorrent item does not prevent it from operating, it just hides it - you should select that line, then click the (-) at the bottom of that window to delete it from the list completely) Go into your Sharing pref pane, and check that ONLY the services that you use are checked. If you don't need or use any sharing services, I would suggest that you uncheck all the boxes, if any are checked. You may need to unlock that pane to make changes, but be sure to click the padlock in the bottom left corner to lock the pane, and prevent further changes. If you really don't see anything there, then you may simply have a mechanical problem.

Some MBPros have battery problems. The battery begins to swell underneath, applying pressure to the underside of the trackpad, causing intermittent or erratic movement of the trackpad cursor, along with random un-called clicks. Makes it appear to be under control, but is just random stuff happening. An Apple service shop would be able to verify what's happening.

Click to expand.I just about fell off my chair when I read that - but, no, dropping your laptop won't install new software. But, the trackpad could be misaligned, and can give you some issues, I suppose. There is a small gap all around the trackpad, where the glass goes under the case edge. You might look very closely to see if that gap varies around the edge. You can sometimes tell by pushing the edge of a sheet of paper into that gap.

It should push in fairly easily all the way around. And, finally, a trip to a 'genius' can get a good clue about your laptop, to check if the trackpad tests OK there, too. The easiest way to tell if it's a hardware issue or malware is to disconnect it from the internet.

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Shut off the wifi and/or unplug the ethernet cable. If the wifi turns on again by itself then it still wouldn't necessarily be clear as to whether it was a hardware problem or malware; at that point you would need to blacklist the device on your router to ensure that net access was cut off.

If net access is cut off and things are still moving around on their own, it's probably a hardware problem. If cutting off net access stops the problem, it might be malware. As an aside, is a wonderful program for peace of mind with these things.

Unless you blindly grant net access to anything and everything, programs don't communicate with the internet without your knowledge and permission. If you're concerned about RATs and other malware, it's worth the purchase. I just about fell off my chair when I read that - but, no, dropping your laptop won't install new software. But, the trackpad could be misaligned, and can give you some issues, I suppose. There is a small gap all around the trackpad, where the glass goes under the case edge. You might look very closely to see if that gap varies around the edge.

You can sometimes tell by pushing the edge of a sheet of paper into that gap. It should push in fairly easily all the way around.

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And, finally, a trip to a 'genius' can get a good clue about your laptop, to check if the trackpad tests OK there, too.