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Can mining software hide from task manager ?

yes, just like any other piece of software.

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yes, view by process.

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17 hours ago, knightslugger said:

yes, view by process.

"View by process" is still part of Task Manager. So no, "any piece of software" is not able to hide itself from the Task Manager.

 
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Rootkits can hide from Task Manager.

Look up a program called "Process Explorer"

Al;so, if you think you have malware, it's time to run Malwarebytes, or combofix, or superantispyware, or any of a dozen other programs out there designed to expose and remove malware

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