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How my L3+ was hacked!
Waking up today morning i found my L3+ was not hashing. It turns out it was hashing for some one else on nicehash with BTC address:
14c2ewCFeW1VYtyhLFWB6rFJV36ZysEWUf
https://www.nicehash.com/miner/14c2ewCFeW1VYtyhLFWB6rFJV36ZysEWUf
it seems some one out there has auto scanner searching network for L3+ and inputs default password of Root:
i only lost 8 hours of hashing on 1 machine.
here are the following mistakes i made:
1) I put the L3+ in DMZ (nicehash was not working so i figured DMZ might fix the issue)
2) I kept the default user and password
3) disabled firewall on my router
Just a headsup to people. to change the default password.
In all honesty it was my own stupidity and complacency.
Waking up today morning i found my L3+ was not hashing. It turns out it was hashing for some one else on nicehash with BTC address:
14c2ewCFeW1VYtyhLFWB6rFJV36ZysEWUf
https://www.nicehash.com/miner/14c2ewCFeW1VYtyhLFWB6rFJV36ZysEWUf
it seems some one out there has auto scanner searching network for L3+ and inputs default password of Root:
i only lost 8 hours of hashing on 1 machine.
here are the following mistakes i made:
1) I put the L3+ in DMZ (nicehash was not working so i figured DMZ might fix the issue)
2) I kept the default user and password
3) disabled firewall on my router
Just a headsup to people. to change the default password.
In all honesty it was my own stupidity and complacency.
How may we change the default terminal password on the Baikal 2000 ?
I have the same problem with my Baikal A2000. WARNING everyone please not open it in DMZ
