I installed from the play store and it wasn't flagged, but I'm not aware of stock Android doing any malware scanning of apps.

His other mining app has been up for over a year without issues.

when your antivirus company gives you a miner: checkmate mobile.twitter.com/dragonwolftech/status/1478519068382564356

instead of writing a randomx detection tool to give to antivirus companies we should've just partnered with them to distribute actual randomx miners

Hi everyone. Thanks for p2pool and the supporting community. Earlier today I believe I saw an extra miner (or extra something) point to my private p2pool for about 12 minutes. The "sent new job to N/N clients" message jumped up by 1 client. I checked to see if I was getting a boost or raffle bonus but I was not. I've got a pretty low hashrate and didn't find any shares, even with this extra miner, during those 12 minutes. Should I be wor

Should I be worried or thank this person for pointing at my wallet for a while? Any way to see which miners are pointing to my p2pool? Is this what I would see if someone is just poking around at my open p2pool port? I didn't see anything like new miner info in my p2pool log. Thanks!

<hyc> "instead of writing a randomx..." <- Still can... Looks like they're just doing eth right now

juke, yeah i'd just take that as a reminder to get that firewall up

Thanks, @gingeropolous. I'm forwarding a port to my p2pool system to be part of the hash rate raffle but now's probably a good time to review the user I'm running as and anything else I can bolt down.

oh the raffle needs open ports, got it. didn't know that

right, my p2pool is "private" in the sense that I'm not telling anyone else about it (other than xmrvsbeast) but I've got a port open. Thanks again!

Hi all, does anyone know about the history of ASICs targetting Monero before the change to RandomX?

As in, which versions of cryptonight were ASICs made for?

AS far as I understand it, Monero switche CryptoNight variants 3 full times before settling on RandomX, so i was wondering which ASICs actually targetted which CryptoNight variants

All I really know about is the Bitmain Antminer X3 but I *think* that was only targetting the first version of CryptoNight (v0)

I think gingeropolous has a write up somewhere with all the details

We don't know any specific ASICs apart from the first generation. The rest were used secretly.

gingeropolous: Do you know about CryptoNight ASICs? I am interested in learning which ASICs target which CryptoNight versions. More specifically I recently found this site wheretomine.io/algorithms/all which lists a full *21* variants of CryptoNight which really surprised me!

And many coins still using the old CryptoNight variants that Monero used to use...