there is no apache, wallet password is not same as rpc password
the rpc password is very complex

RED FLAG.

You run a MN and you ask these two questions? Not-sure-if-serious turns into this-can't-be-real.

Use a code block to show us your darkcoin.conf and any relevant sshd.conf

I would think that if this was an actual backdoor it would have been more than 1 compromised node

I've had these same problems.

That may be troll objective... His statements don't add up... But if you left your DRKs hanging int he breeze, I guess that's all it would take to spook you, or me... Which is why I don't leave my DRKs hanging in the breeze...

Im just a paranoid person.
Wonder if he had linked his bash todev/null or at least cleared history

Transferring in 25 BTC to scoop up some of these cheap ass coins.

If someone else helped him set it up, that's the person I would be looking at.

If someone had their masternode coins stolen it was probably due to poor security on their box.

With almost 400 masternodes I'd be shocked if someone didn't have their coins stolen.

For people's peace of mind, I still think the private keys should never need to touch the masternode. All thats needed to validate ownership of coins is a signed message. The user should be able to sign a message using Darkcoin QT on an offline computer and then transfer the signed message to the masternode using a USB drive. This signed message contains all the proof that the network needs for authorizing the masternode to receive dividends and process darksends.