Fish ponds disguised theft of oil field power in cryptocurrency mining scheme

By cineramaJune 13, 2019Bitcoin Business

Exploiting PCs and hardware in order to illicitly and covertly mine for cryptocurrency, a technique also known as cryptojacking, is a concept often associated with malware and botnets .

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Fish ponds disguised theft of oil field power in cryptocurrency mining scheme

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