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app.asar --nod ? What programme is it (in my netstat statistics?
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What is app.asar --nod?
jerzy@jerzy:~$ sudo netstat -tupln
[sudo] password for jerzy:
Active Internet connections (only servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State PID/Program name
tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:50005 O.0.0.0:* LISTEN 1798/app.asar --nod
networking netstat
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What is app.asar --nod?
jerzy@jerzy:~$ sudo netstat -tupln
[sudo] password for jerzy:
Active Internet connections (only servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State PID/Program name
tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:50005 O.0.0.0:* LISTEN 1798/app.asar --nod
networking netstat
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I'm guessing-nodis a truncated string that should be--nodeand then possibly something else. You can get more information usingpson the reported PID:ps -p 1798. Also, does the output actually sayO.0.0.0:*(with anO, "ooh")?
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
ps -p 1798 returned : 1798 ? 00:00:31 scatter As you can see the name of the programme (scatter) is totally unrelated to app.asar --nod (in the statistics from my netstat) Why so?
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Yes, the output does say 0.0.0.0:* The programme in question is scatter ( get-scatter.com/download )
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What is app.asar --nod?
jerzy@jerzy:~$ sudo netstat -tupln
[sudo] password for jerzy:
Active Internet connections (only servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State PID/Program name
tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:50005 O.0.0.0:* LISTEN 1798/app.asar --nod
networking netstat
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jerzy@jerzy:~$ sudo netstat -tupln
[sudo] password for jerzy:
Active Internet connections (only servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State PID/Program name
tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:50005 O.0.0.0:* LISTEN 1798/app.asar --nod
networking netstat
networking netstat
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I'm guessing-nodis a truncated string that should be--nodeand then possibly something else. You can get more information usingpson the reported PID:ps -p 1798. Also, does the output actually sayO.0.0.0:*(with anO, "ooh")?
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
ps -p 1798 returned : 1798 ? 00:00:31 scatter As you can see the name of the programme (scatter) is totally unrelated to app.asar --nod (in the statistics from my netstat) Why so?
– Jerzy Brzóska
yesterday
Yes, the output does say 0.0.0.0:* The programme in question is scatter ( get-scatter.com/download )
– Jerzy Brzóska
yesterday
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I'm guessing-nodis a truncated string that should be--nodeand then possibly something else. You can get more information usingpson the reported PID:ps -p 1798. Also, does the output actually sayO.0.0.0:*(with anO, "ooh")?
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
ps -p 1798 returned : 1798 ? 00:00:31 scatter As you can see the name of the programme (scatter) is totally unrelated to app.asar --nod (in the statistics from my netstat) Why so?
– Jerzy Brzóska
yesterday
Yes, the output does say 0.0.0.0:* The programme in question is scatter ( get-scatter.com/download )
– Jerzy Brzóska
yesterday
I'm guessing
-nod is a truncated string that should be --node and then possibly something else. You can get more information using ps on the reported PID: ps -p 1798. Also, does the output actually say O.0.0.0:* (with an O, "ooh")?– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
I'm guessing
-nod is a truncated string that should be --node and then possibly something else. You can get more information using ps on the reported PID: ps -p 1798. Also, does the output actually say O.0.0.0:* (with an O, "ooh")?– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
ps -p 1798 returned : 1798 ? 00:00:31 scatter As you can see the name of the programme (scatter) is totally unrelated to app.asar --nod (in the statistics from my netstat) Why so?
– Jerzy Brzóska
yesterday
ps -p 1798 returned : 1798 ? 00:00:31 scatter As you can see the name of the programme (scatter) is totally unrelated to app.asar --nod (in the statistics from my netstat) Why so?
– Jerzy Brzóska
yesterday
Yes, the output does say 0.0.0.0:* The programme in question is scatter ( get-scatter.com/download )
– Jerzy Brzóska
yesterday
Yes, the output does say 0.0.0.0:* The programme in question is scatter ( get-scatter.com/download )
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yesterday
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If you google for scatter and app.asar, you'll find references to ScatterDesktop, which seems to be a digital signature provider for crypto currencies.
So if you're using an Ethereum wallet or similar stuff, the process probably belongs to that. Otherwise, someone else has installed it on your computer and you should treat the machine as compromised and unsuitable to use with any critical data.
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If you google for scatter and app.asar, you'll find references to ScatterDesktop, which seems to be a digital signature provider for crypto currencies.
So if you're using an Ethereum wallet or similar stuff, the process probably belongs to that. Otherwise, someone else has installed it on your computer and you should treat the machine as compromised and unsuitable to use with any critical data.
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If you google for scatter and app.asar, you'll find references to ScatterDesktop, which seems to be a digital signature provider for crypto currencies.
So if you're using an Ethereum wallet or similar stuff, the process probably belongs to that. Otherwise, someone else has installed it on your computer and you should treat the machine as compromised and unsuitable to use with any critical data.
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If you google for scatter and app.asar, you'll find references to ScatterDesktop, which seems to be a digital signature provider for crypto currencies.
So if you're using an Ethereum wallet or similar stuff, the process probably belongs to that. Otherwise, someone else has installed it on your computer and you should treat the machine as compromised and unsuitable to use with any critical data.
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If you google for scatter and app.asar, you'll find references to ScatterDesktop, which seems to be a digital signature provider for crypto currencies.
So if you're using an Ethereum wallet or similar stuff, the process probably belongs to that. Otherwise, someone else has installed it on your computer and you should treat the machine as compromised and unsuitable to use with any critical data.
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-nodis a truncated string that should be--nodeand then possibly something else. You can get more information usingpson the reported PID:ps -p 1798. Also, does the output actually sayO.0.0.0:*(with anO, "ooh")?– Kusalananda♦
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ps -p 1798 returned : 1798 ? 00:00:31 scatter As you can see the name of the programme (scatter) is totally unrelated to app.asar --nod (in the statistics from my netstat) Why so?
– Jerzy Brzóska
yesterday
Yes, the output does say 0.0.0.0:* The programme in question is scatter ( get-scatter.com/download )
– Jerzy Brzóska
yesterday