Sure do. Theres two with 'Artemis' as I described above, two with UnwantedProgram/Nuisance program qualifying as BitcoinMiner-style detection, two with BitcoinMiner and an unknown, which lo and behold is more than likely using a BitcoinMiner signature. I'm guessing this program is related to Bitcoin somehow 

If I were to write a trojan or something that stole private keys; just a bit of C, threw it in the wallet and compiled today - it would not show up as a virus/malware. Antivirus companies lag behind the real world, as they need people to submit examples of viruses before they can agree on a common 'signature' which is then used to detect code in future.

Now stfu and stop scaremongering.

Wow.

Artemis is the "Active Protection" component of McAfee's Security Center which uses a combination of signature and behavior analysis to check with McAfee servers in real-time to identify possible new malware threats. Artemis is not the name of an actual virus, but an alert displayed by McAfee when it thinks it may have found a new virus. These detected files may or may not be malicious.

Its heuristics guys; settle down christ. People like you are ruining Cryptocurrency. People entering without much in the way of computer skills are scaring off the newcomers en masse.

No british here; just regular Australian convict, although I guess you could say all the brits are criminals haha.. once i'm home i'll have a look. Theres no reason this coin couldnt be listed on somewhere like Cryptopia.. reminds me of 66coin for some reason

I don't understand why people keep using MPOS unless the coin doesn't support batch RPC calls (JSON2.0), its rubbish.

Use NOMP (instructions debian 8.4 x64):
apt-get install -y redis-server curl git screen
/etc/init.d/redis-server start
curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_0.10 | bash -
apt-get install nodejs
git clone https://github.com/zone117x/node-open-mining-portal.git nomp
cd nomp
npm install
setup config.json
setup pool_config/coin.json (use litecoin_example.json)
setup coins/coin.json (check examples)
screen nodejs init.js

On a lighter note, anyone want one full 9000Coin?  

all good guys, was more a joke.. not going to spoil anyone learning/having fun 

cool. might throw my 7.5mh zeus and 8x 5.4mh gridseed blades at it once i'm home.

Sure. I do see that now.
You do know Griffith was basically handed the reigns from the original developers who disappeared with that money?

What I don't understand is why 2 years and 2 months after the fact, you're asking where the ICO funds went? Were you around then? Have you contributed to the continued development of SuperCoin?

Just sounds like you're a shit-stirrer is all.

If you hang around, you're about to see a brand new chain with a much smaller disk footprint, transactional-load based block mining, which can receive funds from several other existing currency wallets (with no modification) and true anonymity with sends.

Look forward to seeing your contributions; both donations and your input.

What ICO? 
You know this coin/chain was started early 2014 right?

Hey all,

Mining pool back up (http://bazco.in/)

james

thanks for the kind words folks.
won't be forgotten.

also TvZ did send a donation which i appreciate.. just giving propz where due

unless you've a couple million dollars behind you; or a fat stack of 16nm chips ready to solder to a chinese cloned PCB - i'd probably advise against wasting your time. the mining paradigm has evolved from companies releasing machines to home users, then exclusively large mining outfits; to then hoarding their own equipment for their own exclusive use (knc, bitfury, anyone remember the bitcoin brothers?)..

if the end goal is still mining for profit; set up a pool and rent some hashrate at an agreed price, and hope you beat the cut. this will be your most successful option; as the only people making money are the ones who either stole the equipment they use, are not paying for power or have a large amount of space at their disposal (not to mention those who mine selfishly.. f2pool/btcc/antpool).

get some interested candidates to throw some btc at a reasonable amount of hashrate; then split it accordingly. this is still more than possible and worthwhile

you'll get a better profit margin with a more powerful processor, try hanging it off a x64 linux box which has its usb controller hanging off its PCI bus. the arm architecture still suffers from poor i/o due to its reduced instruction set; meaning that it executes more commands per cycle meaning it can't respond to interrupt requests as quickly.

im not sure that DuddlyDoRight knows what they are talking about; the system processor itself is not mining.

hey guys,

sorry i havent replied to this for a while; but i thought itd simply be easier coming back with some positive news instead of potentially disappointing you.

i am at the final stages of confirming whether the upcoming changes will work seamlessly. i've got code in alpha stage, aiming to implement a working cross-chain mechanism, where will involve a brand new blockchain. this means a much smaller blockchain that doesnt grow as quickly as the existing supercoin chain, quicker to sync, as well as being able to send SUPER directly to the NEW CHAIN with no modifications required to the existing client.

the biggest surprise?
since i've attempted to keep the sending function as compatible with SUPER as possible; adding other currencies is simply trivial. this also includes making sure that once sent to the new chain, devious types cannot 'respend' their sent currencies with their original wallet.

another interesting feature i've been playing with is the 'transactional load' based miner. as we've all seen with bitcoin's empty profit-based blocks (mainly f2pool/antpool), why does the chain need to move and consume diskspace if theres no one staking/no transactions?

i hope this news is exciting for some as i've had fun (and some frustration) writing it.

donations are welcome; any who donate a significant amount will have their name listed on the splash/about screen (make sure you PM me after sending and let me know which txid is yours)

ShuSy6PA7aCQsyPTj6k8kn6PEw1a94wxJz

james

i've sorted out a VPS which is a bit more permanent.
if you're around later today i'll let you know by PM what the ETA is.

as long as the coin 'rules' arent touched by devs; this sounds like a good idea.
PM sent

holdup; does mooncoin have no current dev?
i hope walletbuilders wasnt sent a lot of coin as these changes are trivial even for entry-level copy/paste 'developers'.
i'd be more than happy to jump in and keep MOON current.

its already out?
https://github.com/mooncoin-project/mooncoin-landann

works well

Guys.. to be honest, if any of the premine is missing or quote 'dumped' - its what PatrickMacH kindly sent my way for porting getblocktemplate over, bit of housework on the code, hosted custom pool with code that i wrote solely for SixEleven. If you'd like to question any large sends; i'll confirm my own addresses to/from exchange.. he doesnt deserve suspicion guys, hes an honest dev.. and hes been quite patient with me haha

james

for the moment guys, we've got some pretty insane/crazy ideas coming up for SUPER (amongst other things), all doable.. just needs a bit of patience.. no hints..

why not use my automated chainswap technique with 60 second pos blocks?
this would mean that instead of roughly 0.85gb chain growth per year, it will be 0.28gb per year.

meaning that you'd reach where we are now after 6 years.

the way i see it now, both of our solutions require a new chain; why wait?