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Cryptsy listed it because Franko made it and he's on the inside track there. this is the same group of idiots who's been ripping you guys off for two straight years now. Bet BitJohn, BigVern, Mulick, and the Horusbo made a mint. Franko; use your proceeds and get that ugly mug fixed.
Playing with your sock puppets Spoetnik?
Re: Beware of Increasingly Sophisticated Malware Infection Attempts
How to keep your home computer malware free.
How could it happen?
Clicking a link or attachment in email.
Visiting a website that has malware installed. Depending on your browser settings and what plug-ins you have installed (Flash, Java, Acrobat Reader) malicious software could be installed on your computer without out you knowledge.
What could happen?
You could loose all the data on your computer.
All the data on your computer could be held for ransom.
Your computer could be used to commit crimes.
Your personal information could be stolen.
Someone could access all of your accounts.
Someone could log everything you type.
Someone could access all the files on your computer.
Prevention
Update your operating system and third party applications.
http://secunia.com/vulnerability_scanning/personal/
Disable auto run for Plug-Ins
In Google Chrome navigate to chrome://settings/content.
Under Plug-ins select Click to play.
You can add exceptions by going to chrome://settings/content, Plug-ins, and clicking "Manage exceptions..."
Use a DNS server that blocks known malicious sites
Symantec https://dns.norton.com/
Comodo https://www.comodo.com/secure-dns/
Use Windows Defender on Windows 8 or Microsoft Security Essentials on Windows 7
They are free and affective.
Buy and install MalwareBytes Premium and Malware Bytes Anti-Exploit Premium ($25 Each)
Be suspicious about links and attachments in emails. Don't click them.
Backup your data
Use BitTorrent Sync to sync your data with another computer.
Use and application like Acronis TruImage to make a scheduled backup to an external drive. Get two external drives and rotate them regularly. Keep one copy at a different location.
Use a cloud based backup service like Carbonite, Crashplan or Backblaze.
Consider replacing your current router with with a UTM (Unified Threat Management) firewall that has security software built in. Note that most of these are relatively expensive and require ongoing subscriptions.
Example http://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1008719/
Be careful with remote access to your PC
Don't use VNC to remotely access your PC. Passwords are easily brute forced via automated scanning scripts. For best security consider two-factor authentication.
How could it happen?
Clicking a link or attachment in email.
Visiting a website that has malware installed. Depending on your browser settings and what plug-ins you have installed (Flash, Java, Acrobat Reader) malicious software could be installed on your computer without out you knowledge.
What could happen?
You could loose all the data on your computer.
All the data on your computer could be held for ransom.
Your computer could be used to commit crimes.
Your personal information could be stolen.
Someone could access all of your accounts.
Someone could log everything you type.
Someone could access all the files on your computer.
Prevention
Update your operating system and third party applications.
http://secunia.com/vulnerability_scanning/personal/
Disable auto run for Plug-Ins
In Google Chrome navigate to chrome://settings/content.
Under Plug-ins select Click to play.
You can add exceptions by going to chrome://settings/content, Plug-ins, and clicking "Manage exceptions..."
Use a DNS server that blocks known malicious sites
Symantec https://dns.norton.com/
Comodo https://www.comodo.com/secure-dns/
Use Windows Defender on Windows 8 or Microsoft Security Essentials on Windows 7
They are free and affective.
Buy and install MalwareBytes Premium and Malware Bytes Anti-Exploit Premium ($25 Each)
Be suspicious about links and attachments in emails. Don't click them.
Backup your data
Use BitTorrent Sync to sync your data with another computer.
Use and application like Acronis TruImage to make a scheduled backup to an external drive. Get two external drives and rotate them regularly. Keep one copy at a different location.
Use a cloud based backup service like Carbonite, Crashplan or Backblaze.
Consider replacing your current router with with a UTM (Unified Threat Management) firewall that has security software built in. Note that most of these are relatively expensive and require ongoing subscriptions.
Example http://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1008719/
Be careful with remote access to your PC
Don't use VNC to remotely access your PC. Passwords are easily brute forced via automated scanning scripts. For best security consider two-factor authentication.
Re: [ANN] AIDEN | 1st to use sCrypt-OG (GPU Optimized) [UPDATE 0.8.6.5 REQUIRED!!!]
After looking into it, we are getting smashed by another DDOS again. WOOT. I love when this happens.
Wonder who that could be Its my mission to bring down anything related to Chris Franko he is the worst fuckin dev in crypto thinking he is so much better then everyone with his retarded ATM machine FUCK THE COLLECTIVE and everything it does!
It's okay ape, just show us on the doll where the FRK touched you.
Re: Why is the ugly dev from Franko the only one with an opensource ATM for his coin
Why the hate man?
Because he acts better then everyone.
Looking through your post history you seem like you used to like frk then got bitter because the price dropped.
Yea something like that.
For your butt hurt OP.
Re: [ANN] Dirty Diggers Mining Company [2% Fees] [FRK, ADN, TEK, CAPS, RZR] [Pool]
What is the Crypto Collective?
The Crypto Collective is a group of motivated individuals united by each others success. We exist to ensure the growth of each other.
The Crypto Collective is a group of motivated individuals united by each others success. We exist to ensure the growth of each other.
Is this a joke?
1. You did not answer your own question.
2. You basically saying "hey guys, there's a group of elitists who's trying to monopolize the crypto world (you're to late to that party btw) and we're just gonna take 1% of you coins so that we can get richer".
At least you're honest about taking extra, not like some other pool ops who secretly steal ^^
P.S. I'm surprised you got 6 workers in this shit pool.
We trying to buy some rims for the collective benz son.
Re: ♦ [ ANN ][ MIM ] ♦ Magic Internet Money ♦ Now TRADED on CRYPTORUSH ♦
why update ... come on u know its dead already
no need for false hope
no need for false hope
Because I just made it merge mineable with any scrypt coin :O
Re: [ANN] AIDEN | First Crypto to use Scrypt-OG (Optimized for GPU) [altaccept.com]
Since the PiMP linux distro (http://getpimp.org/) comes with sgminer, it's pretty easy to get it working with Aiden. You have to create a new cgminer config file and modify the poolmanager config file.
The only issue I've had is that hardware monitoring (GPU temp and fan speed) doesn't always work for me. I find that if I boot with the scrypt profile and switch to Aiden it works but if I start with Aiden it does not.
Create a new file called /opt/ifmi/cgminer.aiden.conf with these contents. You can increase your intensity settings to whatever you want. These options should be a good starting point for a R9 280X.
It would be pretty easy to automate these changes with a shell script. Eventually I'd like to have a modded version of PiMP or a comparable distro available for download that was preconfigured to mine Aiden.
Modify the existing /opt/ifmi/poolmanager.conf file. This will add a dropdown from the web management console for an Aiden profile. Once you select the Aiden profile click restart.
The only issue I've had is that hardware monitoring (GPU temp and fan speed) doesn't always work for me. I find that if I boot with the scrypt profile and switch to Aiden it works but if I start with Aiden it does not.
Create a new file called /opt/ifmi/cgminer.aiden.conf with these contents. You can increase your intensity settings to whatever you want. These options should be a good starting point for a R9 280X.
It would be pretty easy to automate these changes with a shell script. Eventually I'd like to have a modded version of PiMP or a comparable distro available for download that was preconfigured to mine Aiden.
Code:
-----/opt/ifmi/cgminer.aiden.conf-----
{
"pools" : [
{
"notes" : "Default pool for testing/donations!",
"url" : "stratum+tcp://adn.minebig.com:3399",
"user" : "workername",
"pass" : "workerpass"
}
]
,
"auto-fan" : true,
"intensity" : "13",
"vectors" : "1",
"worksize" : "256",
"lookup-gap" : "2",
"thread-concurrency" : "8192",
"shaders" : "0",
"api-listen" : true,
"api-port" : "4028",
"api-allow" : "W:127.0.0.1",
"gpu-threads" : "2",
"gpu-dyninterval" : "7",
"gpu-platform" : "0",
"gpu-engine" : "1050",
"gpu-memclock" : "1400",
"gpu-powertune" : "20",
"gpu-vddc" : "0.00",
"gpu-fan" : "0-100",
"temp-hysteresis" : "3",
"temp-cutoff" : "95",
"temp-overheat" : "90",
"temp-target" : "80",
"log" : "5",
"no-pool-disable" : true,
"queue" : "1",
"expiry" : "20",
"scan-time" : "60",
"shares" : "0",
"kernel-path" : "/usr/local/bin",
"kernel" : "ckolivas",
"nfactor" : "6"
}
-----end-----
{
"pools" : [
{
"notes" : "Default pool for testing/donations!",
"url" : "stratum+tcp://adn.minebig.com:3399",
"user" : "workername",
"pass" : "workerpass"
}
]
,
"auto-fan" : true,
"intensity" : "13",
"vectors" : "1",
"worksize" : "256",
"lookup-gap" : "2",
"thread-concurrency" : "8192",
"shaders" : "0",
"api-listen" : true,
"api-port" : "4028",
"api-allow" : "W:127.0.0.1",
"gpu-threads" : "2",
"gpu-dyninterval" : "7",
"gpu-platform" : "0",
"gpu-engine" : "1050",
"gpu-memclock" : "1400",
"gpu-powertune" : "20",
"gpu-vddc" : "0.00",
"gpu-fan" : "0-100",
"temp-hysteresis" : "3",
"temp-cutoff" : "95",
"temp-overheat" : "90",
"temp-target" : "80",
"log" : "5",
"no-pool-disable" : true,
"queue" : "1",
"expiry" : "20",
"scan-time" : "60",
"shares" : "0",
"kernel-path" : "/usr/local/bin",
"kernel" : "ckolivas",
"nfactor" : "6"
}
-----end-----
Modify the existing /opt/ifmi/poolmanager.conf file. This will add a dropdown from the web management console for an Aiden profile. Once you select the Aiden profile click restart.
Code:
-----/opt/ifmi/poolmanager.conf-----
display:
farmview_css: leetgreen.css
graphcolors: leetgreen.colors
miner_loc: PiMP Garage
pm_version: 1.2.0+
pmversion: $version
status_css: leetgreen.css
usehashavg: 0
email:
smtp_auth_pass: ''
smtp_auth_user: ''
smtp_from: poolmanager@localhost
smtp_host: localhost
smtp_min_wait: 300
smtp_port: 25
smtp_ssl: 1
smtp_tls: 1
smtp_to: root@localhost
farmview:
do_bcast_status: 1
do_direct_status: ''
do_farmview: 1
listen_port: 54545
status_port: 54545
miners:
0:
mconfig: Scrypt(DEFAULT)
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.conf
mpath: /opt/sgminer-4.1.0/sgminer
mstrategy: failover
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.conf
1:
mconfig: Scrypt-Nfactor
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.scryptn.conf
mpath: /opt/sgminer-4.1.0/sgminer
mstrategy: failover
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.scryptn.conf
2:
mconfig: SHA3-Keccak
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.keccak.conf
mpath: /opt/cgminer_heavy/cgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.keccak.conf
3:
mconfig: Qubit
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.qubit.conf
mpath: /opt/sph-sgminer/sgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.qubit.conf
4:
mconfig: Groestl
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.groestl.conf
mpath: /opt/sph-sgminer/sgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.groestl.conf
5:
mconfig: Qubit
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.qubit.conf
mpath: /opt/sph-sgminer/sgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.qubit.conf
6:
mconfig: Darkcoin
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.darkcoin.conf
mpath: /opt/sph-sgminer/sgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.darkcoin.conf
7:
mconfig: Jane
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.jane.conf
mpath: /opt/sgminer-scryptjane/sgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.jane.conf
8:
mconfig: Heavy
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.heavy.conf
mpath: /opt/cgminer_heavy/cgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.heavy.conf
9:
mconfig: Aiden
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.aiden.conf
mpath: /opt/sgminer-4.1.0/sgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.aiden.conf
monitoring:
do_email: 0
monitor_fan_hi: 4000
monitor_fan_lo: 1000
monitor_hash_lo: 200
monitor_load_lo: 0
monitor_reject_hi: 3
monitor_temp_hi: 80
monitor_temp_lo: 45
settings:
cgminer_port: 4028
current_mconf: 9
do_boot: 1
-----end-----
display:
farmview_css: leetgreen.css
graphcolors: leetgreen.colors
miner_loc: PiMP Garage
pm_version: 1.2.0+
pmversion: $version
status_css: leetgreen.css
usehashavg: 0
email:
smtp_auth_pass: ''
smtp_auth_user: ''
smtp_from: poolmanager@localhost
smtp_host: localhost
smtp_min_wait: 300
smtp_port: 25
smtp_ssl: 1
smtp_tls: 1
smtp_to: root@localhost
farmview:
do_bcast_status: 1
do_direct_status: ''
do_farmview: 1
listen_port: 54545
status_port: 54545
miners:
0:
mconfig: Scrypt(DEFAULT)
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.conf
mpath: /opt/sgminer-4.1.0/sgminer
mstrategy: failover
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.conf
1:
mconfig: Scrypt-Nfactor
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.scryptn.conf
mpath: /opt/sgminer-4.1.0/sgminer
mstrategy: failover
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.scryptn.conf
2:
mconfig: SHA3-Keccak
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.keccak.conf
mpath: /opt/cgminer_heavy/cgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.keccak.conf
3:
mconfig: Qubit
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.qubit.conf
mpath: /opt/sph-sgminer/sgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.qubit.conf
4:
mconfig: Groestl
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.groestl.conf
mpath: /opt/sph-sgminer/sgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.groestl.conf
5:
mconfig: Qubit
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.qubit.conf
mpath: /opt/sph-sgminer/sgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.qubit.conf
6:
mconfig: Darkcoin
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.darkcoin.conf
mpath: /opt/sph-sgminer/sgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.darkcoin.conf
7:
mconfig: Jane
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.jane.conf
mpath: /opt/sgminer-scryptjane/sgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.jane.conf
8:
mconfig: Heavy
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.heavy.conf
mpath: /opt/cgminer_heavy/cgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.heavy.conf
9:
mconfig: Aiden
mopts: --api-listen --config /opt/ifmi/cgminer.aiden.conf
mpath: /opt/sgminer-4.1.0/sgminer
savepath: /opt/ifmi/cgminer.aiden.conf
monitoring:
do_email: 0
monitor_fan_hi: 4000
monitor_fan_lo: 1000
monitor_hash_lo: 200
monitor_load_lo: 0
monitor_reject_hi: 3
monitor_temp_hi: 80
monitor_temp_lo: 45
settings:
cgminer_port: 4028
current_mconf: 9
do_boot: 1
-----end-----
Re: [ANN] AIDEN | First Crypto to use Scrypt-OG (Optimized for GPU) [altaccept.com]
How about a USB bootable Linux image preconfigured to mine Aiden? Should be pretty easy to do with PiMP (getpimp.org) since it comes with sgminer. I'll take a look at it in the morning.
Re: [PRE-ANN 4 PM EST] AIDEN | First Crypto to use Scrypt-OG (Optimized for GPU)
RE virustotal for that build of sgminer, most of those just look like standard flags that come up for any mining app. Example not-a-virus:RiskTool.Win32.BitCoinMiner.ocr. Would be nice if sgminer dev released an official windows binary. But I've used it with no problems.
Re: [PRE-ANN 4 PM EST] AIDEN | First Crypto to use Scrypt-OG (Optimized for GPU)