Odd$ GuardWho can get into this Mac? A check by Favorable Odds Tech Solutions

2 things could let someone into this computer right now.

Sample MacBook Air, macOS 15.1, scanned Thursday, October 8, 2026 at 10:58 PM.

2 need attention now, 4 are worth a look, 15 checks came back clear.

Needs attention now 2 items

AnyDesk can accept connections at any time

It is set to start on its own in the background, so anyone with its password can take control, even while nobody is at the computer.

What to do: If you do not use it on purpose, uninstall it (use its own uninstaller, or drag it from Applications to the Trash), then change your email and bank passwords from a different device.

Technical details
AreaRemote access
TypeRemote-control app
Installed at/Applications/AnyDesk.app (version 9.0.6)
Background itemcom.philandro.anydesk.service (All users, at startup, starts by itself)
Online right nowYes, connected to the internet

Gatekeeper is turned off

This Mac no longer checks that apps come from identified developers before opening them, so anything you download can run. Scammers often walk people through turning this off.

What to do: Turn it back on: open Terminal, run "sudo spctl --master-enable", then check System Settings > Privacy & Security.

Technical details
AreaSecurity

Worth a look 4 items

"support01" is another administrator on this Mac

Administrators can install software and change any setting, so every admin account is a full key to this computer.

What to do: Make sure you know who uses this account. If you do not recognize it, remove it in System Settings > Users & Groups.

Technical details
AreaAccounts
Accountsupport01
AdministratorYes

1 configuration profile is installed

Profiles can set a proxy, add trusted certificates, force browser settings or install apps. Workplaces use them on purpose, and so do scams and adware.

What to do: Open System Settings > General > Device Management (Profiles on older macOS) and remove any profile you do not recognize.

Technical details
AreaDevice management
Profilescom.secure-browsing.helper

Web traffic is routed through a proxy

All browsing passes through another server first. Workplaces use this, and attackers use it to watch or change what you see.

What to do: If this is not a work Mac, turn it off in System Settings > Network > (your network) > Details > Proxies. If it comes back, look for a configuration profile.

Technical details
AreaNetwork
Proxy serverHTTPS 203.0.113.24:8080

The Mac firewall is off

It is off on a new Mac. The firewall stops other computers on the network from reaching apps on this Mac that you did not mean to share.

What to do: Turn it on in System Settings > Network > Firewall. Apps you use keep working; macOS asks if one needs incoming connections.

Technical details
AreaSecurity

What was checked 21 checks

Everything we found For a technician

User accounts (2)
AccountEnabledAdministratorHidden from sign-inUser ID
marthaYesYesNo501
support01YesYesNo502
Programs that start with this Mac (3)
NameStartsCommandPublisher
com.philandro.anydesk.serviceAll users, at startup/Applications/AnyDesk.app/Contents/MacOS/AnyDesk --serviceSigned by philandro Software GmbH
com.google.keystone.agentThis user, at login/Users/martha/Library/Application Support/Google/GoogleUpdater/Current/GoogleUpdater.app/Contents/MacOS/GoogleUpdater --wakeSigned by Google LLC
us.zoom.ZoomDaemonAll users, at startup/Library/PrivilegedHelperTools/us.zoom.ZoomDaemonSigned by Zoom Video Communications, Inc.
Scheduled jobs (cron) (0)

Nothing found.

Browser extensions (2)
BrowserMac userProfileExtensionID
ChromemarthaDefaultGoogle Docs Offlineghbmnnjooekpmoecnnnilnnbdlolhkhi
ChromemarthaDefaultSecure Browsing Helperaamfmnhcipnbjjnbfmaoooiohikifefk
Configuration profiles (1)
ProfileScope
com.secure-browsing.helperThis user