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PID exists in netstat but does not exist in task manager

I was at a friend's house this weekend. Said "friend" is a hacker. While I was at his house, I had my laptop with me for work. I needed to connect to the internet and I couldn't get on, so I gave the laptop to him so he could get me on his network.

At the time I didn't think he would hack ME. But I got a little curious and decided to try the netstat command just to be sure. Now I'm seeing that there are 2 processes that have an ESTABLISHED connection but I can't find these processes in my task manager using the PID.

Maybe I'm being paranoid and there's a good explanation for this. Or maybe my "friend" put something on my system.

Any advice on how to find out what these connections are, and why they aren't showing in my task manager? I don't want to ruin a friendship if there's a valid explanation for this.

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