Topic: All my fairbrix just went somewhere by thremselves.....WTF! - page 2. (Read 3532 times)
Hmmmm
I don't have a btc client there.
I do however have rpc open with default password.
I never thought that was a problem
I thought at worst people could mine for me!
I do however have rpc open with default password.
I never thought that was a problem
I thought at worst people could mine for me!
Maybe I'm beinga a bit harsh, after all I don't know if by open you mean accepting connections from any IP, like using a wildcard(*). If that was the case, well, the picture fully applies.
I don't have a btc client there.
I do however have rpc open with default password.
I never thought that was a problem
I thought at worst people could mine for me!
I do however have rpc open with default password.
I never thought that was a problem
I thought at worst people could mine for me!
Don't you have a BTC client there too? I hope not, if it was some malware.
And are you sure you don't have RPC enabled? Like with a default user/pass?
I'm feeling bad for you if it is malware, but hell, it was only 60 bitcents they got.
Criminals are getting their hands dirty for nothing these days lol
And are you sure you don't have RPC enabled? Like with a default user/pass?
I'm feeling bad for you if it is malware, but hell, it was only 60 bitcents they got.
Criminals are getting their hands dirty for nothing these days lol
All these coins are based on the same code.
What if BTC is next?
What if BTC is next?
I've just noticed a transaction I did not initiate appear in my Fairbrix client.
Can anyone elaborate on this?
Could this be some sort of evil malware (on ubuntu)?
here is a screenshot.
http://ubuntuone.com/4TvNQeG81UI5lU1jp9VJ24
Can anyone elaborate on this?
Could this be some sort of evil malware (on ubuntu)?
here is a screenshot.
http://ubuntuone.com/4TvNQeG81UI5lU1jp9VJ24
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