Of course my claims for ElectronJS are somewhat exaggerated, but it wouldn’t surprise me at all if they turn out to really be the truth. So, as long as this fan control app is not a web browser, especially not ElectronJS it’s a good app. Then it becomes impossible to distinguish malicious activity even with the Task Manager! How would any casual computer user ever notice ‘reasonable’ crypto mining activity or abnormal GPU & CPU load if the ElectronJS apps they trust already behave like cryptomining bots?Įspecially when the cryptominer does not mine on its own, but instead infects all. You could even actually infect people’s computers with a reasonable monero miner that would only be actively mining if atleast one ElectronJS web browser is running.Īs long as the miner only runs when atleast one ElectronJS web browser is running malicious crypto miners are 100% stealth.

If it was a web browser there would be no point in using it to decrease fan speed since merely running this software would require that you use it to increase fan speed. This got me thinking that it could be made using some over-bloated web browser like ElectronJS.

This software has the exact same design as any average Android application. Provided by: fancontrol3.4.0-4all NAME fancontrol - automated software based fan speed regulation SYNOPSIS fancontrol configfile DESCRIPTION fancontrol is a shell script for use with lmsensors.

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