Is it possible for a malware/virus to be persistent on the hardware device ? because im experiencing right now CPU and RAM draining , i tried monitoring the network using wireshark / tcpdump & netstat still no ip connections from a malicious ip. How to solve this issue?
VIRUS IN HARDWARE ISSUE
Daniel Torres
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Austin Lewis
how about you narrow down the program id that's "draining cpu and ram"
Analysing network traffic at this stage is retarded
Josiah Gutierrez
its been a month , this issue is still going back, from windows to linux, i tried also booting different distro already still the issue ,returns like shit.
Bentley Wilson
This. Look at task manager you idiot
Jordan Ramirez
Lul , im in linux, im using the HTOP commandline tool, i already removed windows 2 years ago already
Joseph Rogers
Then you should be able to see what processes are eating memory and CPU. Are there no tasks standing out?
Wyatt Perry
Let's guess that is a persistent malware installed in the HDD firmware or things like that.
Now, explain me why such an advanced malware shouldn't open a connection?
Liam Garcia
Theres something weird about DBUS
Christian Smith
Well done sherlock. You've narrowed that down well.
>This service smells funny.
Brody Turner
Oh fuuuckkm,,,, its too clever, shit as damn, draining the RAM now, and most MEM% are still on 0, this is weird.
Adrian Thompson
Better download some more ram quick.
Easton Collins
Hahahah lel . just enough for a 3.6GB nothing more, nothing less
Levi Baker
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DBUS Daemon Memory Leak Issue
Aaron James
any program that can't work without dbus is probably harmful desu senpai
Gavin Parker
>arch
>some badly implemented widget
like pottery
Hunter Myers
and also Pulseaudio is taking too much Memory .
DOS attacks causing CPU and ram to be at its own highest shitty level. Knowing as i observe pulseaudio is vulnerable too
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Zachary Wilson
LOL uses a 64 bit system that repoorts his 8GB as 4GB
ram draining hahahahaha
Joseph Sanders
Have you tried booting to a cleanboot drive to see if thw issue persists?
Clear all possible places the data could be held. Reseat your ram (super unlikely the data is there, but why not), reseat cmos (same as ram), connect all new drives and try again.
Joseph Thomas
This sounds way more like a progressing hardware failure than a virus. Sorry dude, electronics die sometimes.
Grayson Jenkins
I tried already, i tried not installing the OS for even one week, just liveboot linux, and the CPU and RAM still shitty goes high, shit
Brayden Myers
and i already used DBAN nuke to format the harddisk still got no use,
Kevin Roberts
your hardware is ded
Juan Collins
probably yeah , but as long that its working ill still use it, never giving up fixing this shit.
Christian Harris
this is not MS DOS,not very likely
Daniel Gutierrez
no MS DOS, its Denial Of Service.