Bondnet Botnet Hijacks Windows Server Machines to Mine Monero and ZCash

By cineramaMay 8, 2017Bitcoin Business

It was only a matter of time until a new botnet would start making the rounds. It appears this new type of malware originates from China, albeit that has […]

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Bondnet Botnet Hijacks Windows Server Machines to Mine Monero and ZCash

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