Cornflakesninjan
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I have the router RT-AX58U (Firmware: 3004.388.8_2) but the same problem, but i put it behind another router and firewall in the meantime and that blocked everything off while i was checking out this issue and also found this forum. But i still have it intact as it was.
This .txt file is actually a .zip that contains the contents of the folders requested.
/jffs/asd/
blockdnsip2023080803
blockfile2024102501
chknvram2024102202
monitorproc2024102502
version
And also these log files from /jffs/
asd.log
asd_json
They all seem encrypted but looking at the behavior of the routers, i would strongly suspect some sort of crypto mining on hacked routers.
In my case it pushed almost 1 gbit out for quite a while (as i am on a connection like that).
So that´s pretty much a few gb of data from every package, then it stops and swaps to downloading something at around 30mbit, held like that for like 30sec while only using one cpu core, then max usage for a few min again.
So my five cents is that it really seems like cluster behavior, Receive a package, Do the work, Submit your result, get a new package and repeat 24/7.
*Edit: Removed the files as it was mentioned to not share them further down.
This .txt file is actually a .zip that contains the contents of the folders requested.
/jffs/asd/
blockdnsip2023080803
blockfile2024102501
chknvram2024102202
monitorproc2024102502
version
And also these log files from /jffs/
asd.log
asd_json
They all seem encrypted but looking at the behavior of the routers, i would strongly suspect some sort of crypto mining on hacked routers.
In my case it pushed almost 1 gbit out for quite a while (as i am on a connection like that).
So that´s pretty much a few gb of data from every package, then it stops and swaps to downloading something at around 30mbit, held like that for like 30sec while only using one cpu core, then max usage for a few min again.
So my five cents is that it really seems like cluster behavior, Receive a package, Do the work, Submit your result, get a new package and repeat 24/7.
*Edit: Removed the files as it was mentioned to not share them further down.
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