It could be many things. I would wipe the OS drive and reinstall. You never know what you might miss and it could come right back.
and revise your exposed ports, malicious software is in your system throught one open port to internet.
and revise your exposed ports, malicious software is in your system throught one open port to internet.
I think its due to my new ATT Fiber IP plan.
I got this new router bgw320505 with it and Plex wasn't working with remote streaming, so I made these changes found in the top reply from this post on reddit by gman1023
https://www.reddit.com/r/PleX/…_nightmare_bgw320505_how/
Good: Plex woks fine now for outside my network.
Bad: SABnzbd, I've been getting "Refused connection attempts" at various points in the day and well this incident
I'm not the smartest when it comes to network settings, so I'm guessing what I did above has opened a port that people are attacking right?
What would be the best way for me to stop that from being exposed
Hell, I just opened another app I have in my docker and It had some activity that I never started or seen before in my 18 months of running this NAS.
Any help would be appreciated.
I'm not the smartest when it comes to network settings, so I'm guessing what I did above has opened a port that people are attacking right?
What would be the best way for me to stop that from being exposed
use a reverse proxy and HTTPS, some examples in forum & my signature (eg: Swag, NGINX Proxy Manager, etc...)
That's a bit strange?
I deleted it with: sudo kill -9 192216 [PID]grep xmrig
911 192216 200 6.8 2442336 2404708 ? Sl 20:12 85:57
./xmrig --donate-level=1 -o kr.monero.herominers.com:1111 -u 898uH47S7bhQeUnjsKHoKoeWBNpZy5fPB4weRZuysBSf8nS1AbJUCP9DRVYTdNm8QjBpUqGgZfhF5SXPtdQg3mMdKSzCf5U -p worker_4 -k --tls -t
282813 0.0 0.0 6864 2224 pts/0 S+ 20:55 0:00 grep xmrigDon’t have an account yet? Register yourself now and be a part of our community!