Weird command in top output .systemcero












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I'm running centos 6.10
When I was reviewing top command output I found an unknown command that taking 50% of the CPU named .systemcero
I tried to find the source of this command by executing "find / -name .systemcero"
i did find this "/usr/bin/.systemcero" only, then I tried to kill the command then delete "/usr/bin/.systemcero", after a while it respawns again
what should I do










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    I'm running centos 6.10
    When I was reviewing top command output I found an unknown command that taking 50% of the CPU named .systemcero
    I tried to find the source of this command by executing "find / -name .systemcero"
    i did find this "/usr/bin/.systemcero" only, then I tried to kill the command then delete "/usr/bin/.systemcero", after a while it respawns again
    what should I do










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      I'm running centos 6.10
      When I was reviewing top command output I found an unknown command that taking 50% of the CPU named .systemcero
      I tried to find the source of this command by executing "find / -name .systemcero"
      i did find this "/usr/bin/.systemcero" only, then I tried to kill the command then delete "/usr/bin/.systemcero", after a while it respawns again
      what should I do










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      I'm running centos 6.10
      When I was reviewing top command output I found an unknown command that taking 50% of the CPU named .systemcero
      I tried to find the source of this command by executing "find / -name .systemcero"
      i did find this "/usr/bin/.systemcero" only, then I tried to kill the command then delete "/usr/bin/.systemcero", after a while it respawns again
      what should I do







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