Starbucks Wi-Fi Hijacked People’s Laptops to Mine Cryptocurrency

By cineramaDecember 12, 2017Bitcoin Business

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Jordan Pearson

Dec 12 2017, 6:11pm Image: Flickr/jmettrauxWhen Stensul CEO Noah Dinkin visited a Starbucks in Buenos Aires recently, he probably didn’t expect […]

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Starbucks Wi-Fi Hijacked People’s Laptops to Mine Cryptocurrency

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