‘Attack Or Business Opportunity?’: Academics Question Ethics Of Coinhive Cryptojacking

By cineramaMarch 10, 2018Bitcoin Business

An academic report “ A first look at browser-based Cryptojacking ”, debating the history and ethical framework of cryptojacking, was released March 7 by researchers from Concordia University. The […]

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‘Attack Or Business Opportunity?’: Academics Question Ethics Of Coinhive Cryptojacking

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