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2525qa
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Hey,
So first of all, as you know, UEFI malwares are stubborn,
and often are not removable.
I am quite sure that what I have, is a coin miner:
typical symptoms of 100 CPU, warm computer, RAM space is really small (available RAM).
and also, over time, some foreigner is taking over logons and gains control over my system.
I have 2 laptops,
+ one samsung mobile phone.
Both of my computers have the exact same signs, They both were infected at around the same time.
And maybe it is important to mention-
My internet provider has suffered of some serious attacks by hackers for 6 months
which is when I got the infection.
I did a checkup few days ago, and my router is really old. The producer does not update it anymore for patches.
Currently I want to buy new devices-
Do you know whether it is possible that the malware came from the router, or internet provider?
I want to know what I should do in order to prevent the same issue on new devices.
And if I should replace router immediately
Thanks!
More...
So first of all, as you know, UEFI malwares are stubborn,
and often are not removable.
I am quite sure that what I have, is a coin miner:
typical symptoms of 100 CPU, warm computer, RAM space is really small (available RAM).
and also, over time, some foreigner is taking over logons and gains control over my system.
I have 2 laptops,
+ one samsung mobile phone.
Both of my computers have the exact same signs, They both were infected at around the same time.
And maybe it is important to mention-
My internet provider has suffered of some serious attacks by hackers for 6 months
which is when I got the infection.
I did a checkup few days ago, and my router is really old. The producer does not update it anymore for patches.
Currently I want to buy new devices-
Do you know whether it is possible that the malware came from the router, or internet provider?
I want to know what I should do in order to prevent the same issue on new devices.
And if I should replace router immediately
Thanks!
More...