Silent Cryptominer v2.0.1 - Miner For ETH ETC XMR And More

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After being in development for a very long time and after having been remade multiple times, this unified miner of my ETH and XMR miners is finally ready for release.

Main Features:

* Native & .NET - Miner installer/injector and watchdog coded in C#, Shellcode loader/injector coded in C, miner requires .NET Framework 4.5 .
* Shellcode - All .NET C# parts are converted into Shellcode and injected using a native C loader, can be disabled.
* Injection (Silent/Hidden) - Hide miner behind another process like explorer.exe, conhost.exe, svchost.exe and others.
* Idle Mining - Can be configured to mine at different CPU and GPU usages or not at all while computer is or isn't in use.
* Stealth - Pauses the miner and clears the GPU memory while any of the programs in the "Stealth Targets" option are open.
* Watchdog - Monitors the miner file and replaces the file if removed and starts it if the injected miner is closed down.
* Multiple Miners - Can create multiple miners to run at the same time, for example one XMR (CPU) miner and one ETH (GPU) miner.
* CPU & GPU Mining - Can mine on Both CPU and GPU (Nvidia & AMD).
* Bypass Windows Defender - Can add exclusions into Windows Defender to avoid being detected.
* Process Killer - Constantly checks for any programs in the "Kill Targets" list and kills them if found.
* Remote Configuration - Can get the miner settings remotely from a specified URL every 100 minutes.
* Web Panel Support - Has support for monitoring and configuring all the miners efficiently in an online web panel.


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Virus Total:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/531208a46e0ed333ece3f5201ffdc2fe12c7c94513375f099cdacadff40e7fc6

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