Norton Mobile claiming my wifi network is compromised? I'm worried now and looking for suggestions. SSL Decrypting, An attacker is attempting to decrypt this entowrk and may view and alter your communications.Īs you can imagine i found it to be very alarming, Anyone have any suggestions? i have looked in logs i see nothing that indicates anything odd, checked client list, dhcp releases, connections, routing table, portforwarding, run 'top' command in terminal incase something suspicious was running all looks ok, just to ensure nothing odd going on and find nothing to suggest someone may have hacked my network or gained access or is trying to decrypt traffic, i do have wire shark on my macbook but not used it in ages.
This network is compromised by an unknown third party that may view and alter your communications. Turned my WiFi on phone and auto connected to my network like normal, then norton mobile app pops up saying my wifi is compromised. using latest merlin firmware 384.4_2 factory reset/fresh install when 384.4_2 was released. I think if you don't do that the McAfee Mobile Security app Safe Web function remains active and switches VPN back on automatically.Ok not sure what to do to check for anything suspicious. So I went back to VPN settings and this time deleted the McaFee VPN configuration.
When I turned the phone back on VPN was active again and had the same problems. I guessed it must be something to do with the McAfee VPN, and when I turned VPN off it seemed OK. I wasn't aware of the VPN issue so tried resets and eventually tried a hard reset - which I couldn't do because I found the apple servers were locked out and it needs AppleID verification. "I had same problem on iPhone Xs, but it only started when I went to iOS 14.1. After about 30 minutes (including the time required to run a log from the Mobile Security app (and to find a way to get the 80+MB file to him) he told me that it was being escalated and that McAfee were already working on the issue. After the usual preliminaries ("Please enter the details of your issue so that we can provide the best support") and describing the problem in detail I got through to the advisor (who then asked me to describe the problem in detail so that he could provide the best support"). Today I had a long on-line chat with McAfee technical support advisor.
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