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Suspicious process running under user rpc

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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello, This is discussed on the following thread: rpcbind opened new server ports after cPanel update? Thank you.
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  • viniciusbarreto
    Hello, This is discussed on the following thread: rpcbind opened new server ports after cPanel update? Thank you.

    Hello @cPanelMichael, thank you for your contribution, but the link you indicated did not answer the question, and in fact, there is a last question asked by the user @net@work that was not answered. I saw in another link that rpcbind is only needed for NFS assembly, but I noticed that it was always present in my system and only after an update on May 23 (2 days ago) did the alerts begin. tail /var/log/yum.log | grep rpcbind May 23 01:11:32 Updated: rpcbind-0.2.0-38.el7_3.x86_64 Please, do I run security risk on my system? What should I do? Can I point CSF to bypass rpcbind without worrying about security failure on my cPanel server?
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  • voidzero
    This has been occurring for me lately as well. I don't use NFS. Is it safe to disable rpcbind and if so what's the right way to go about doing so? Thanks.
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello, You can disable the service with the following commands on CentOS 7 (assuming you don't have NFS mounts):
    systemctl disable rpcbind.service service rpcbind stop
    I don't recommend removing the RPM itself, as it has several dependencies with packages such as quota and dovecot. Thank you.
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