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I am sorry this the only screenshot i have, my laptop fan suddenly started up and wouldnt stop for like an hour so i opened sytem monitor and this was taking 25% cpu usage
~~Uhm, so what's the name of the binary? This is just a list of open files.~~ I missed that it's "more"...
Dude thinks 'more' is a virus.
A process can change its name. If I wanted to make sneaky malware for Linux, I'd have it call itself more or something innocuous too.
The correct answer is "this is not enough information". Why should a real more process eat ¼ of a core for any substantial amount of time?
is there like a competent antivirus i could use: the system is freshly installed and i havent used any shady software; everything from the repo and a hash checked tor browser(I didnt visit any shady site just clearnet browsing)
is there like a competent antivirus i could use: the system is freshly installed and i havent used any shady software;
There are several antivirus solutions for Linux, but you shouldn't need them if you do not execute stuff you downloaded outside of your package manager. The maintainers of your distribution are supposed to check if their packages contain viruses.
Ooh, how'd I miss that..?