02:41:58 <gingeropolous> should be able to run a PCA on those data and see the signatures
05:31:56 <gethh> here goes last hashrate peek https://www.zdnet.com/article/supercomputers-hacked-across-europe-to-mine-cryptocurrency/
10:06:07 <hyc> well, that answers the question of what if the world's supercomputers all started mining xmr ...
19:12:30 <gingeropolous> well europe aint the world
19:14:21 <gingeropolous> interesting how they chose monero ocean though
19:14:49 <selsta> did they? AFAIK it was unknown hashrate
19:15:03 <selsta> at least that’s what someone wrote in -pools
19:15:05 <gingeropolous> oh. well i dunno what they chose. but didn't ocean see a 100 Mh spike?
19:15:26 <gingeropolous> sry, 75 MHs
19:18:54 <selsta> could be possible
19:30:41 <moneromooo> The hash rate bump a couple days ago was ~250 MH/s.
19:32:25 <hyc> so total network 1.5GH?
19:32:37 <hyc> still at 1.25-1.3GH now, it seems
19:35:46 <selsta> so they would have required ~5x as many supercomputers to 51% attack?
19:36:26 <hyc> sounds about right
19:36:32 <moneromooo> I saw it at 1.5 yes.
19:37:41 <selsta> bF also tweeted 1.5
19:38:53 <moneromooo> Hard to tell the high frequency noise though.
19:39:09 <moneromooo> About .1.
20:23:51 <gethh> 1. put some "logging" ssh binaries on academia servers
20:23:53 <gethh> 2. profit
20:24:08 <gethh> thats how the "attack" went
20:25:10 <gethh> I see it as very good thing that there is this mining incentive that enables free security audits all around the planet
21:12:22 <hyc> yeah this highlights our other point - having RandomX running on a machine is extremely noticeable
22:32:33 <sech1> Oh wow, one day without internetz and I come to these news lol
22:32:44 <sech1> So it was a supercomputer that made a spike to 1.5GH?
22:35:51 <hyc> a bunch of them