Was running 1.3.1, this morning they're all pointed at a different pool.
Looks like every one of my 4 machines has been rooted, teamviewer and a few other things automatically installed (and ran)
02:35 PM ethos@49a38f 192.168.0.118 [miner started] /home/ethos $ ps -ef | grep eam
root 731 1 0 14:31 ? 00:00:00 /opt/teamviewer/tv_bin/teamviewerd -f
Can update local.conf, and has been forced to this wallet proxywallet 0x00351843e3e2fbaa8e1e87dd962c90b999acee60
Which appears to be mining now on various pools (I was nanopool) - suspect I am not the only one exploited
But if you check etherscan, a lot of payments coming from other pools.
And yes, my SSH login was secure.
I suspect this was caused by an exploit in ShellInABox (easy to google it). A very old version comes packaged with ethOs.
02:38 PM ethos@49a38f 192.168.0.118 [miner started] /home/ethos $ /usr/bin/shellinaboxd --version
ShellInABox version 2.10 (revision 239)
I've stopped the hack by, sudo mv /opt/miners/claymore /opt/miners/clayno, which leaves my machines useless.
[killing the miner doesnt work, as auto reboots, cant change wallet config, as mounted read only, lots of horrible kit things also there].
Does anybody know where the EthOS dev's are?
If you get bored, you can track the money to
https://etherscan.io/address/0x003e36550908907c2a2da960fd19a419b9a774b7I've told many people to stay away from ETHos, main Dev abandoned the project a year ago, terrible interface to change any settings, extremely costly (If you actually bought ONE per rig $40??). Here's how to not get hacked. Get rid of that PoS "mining operating system" and move to something like Simple-miningOS or better than simple mining HiveOS. If you don't like either of those (for some weird reason) you can always use NV-OC or RX-OC which are free and decent. I actually purchased ETHos in my review/quest for a miningOS's. I didn't like it, clunky to change settings in claymore, how to monitor the miner remotely, etc none of it was simple. Moved to SMOS which as better. I used that for a few months before jumping into HiveOS. HiveOS is by far and large best Linux mining OS. Constant updates. 1-3 days for new miner released to get added in. Easy to see all your rigs what failed etc. In the end I'm actually using Windows and Awesome-miner because for my medium-sized farm is actually cheaper paying one time fees than monthly fees and windows has far superior power saving features compared to linux.