Most Attacks on Cybersecurity Firm’s Decoy Servers Aimed at Mining Crypto: Report

By cineramaSeptember 14, 2020Bitcoin Business

Server rack. (Sehenswerk/Shutterstock) An analysis of a year’s worth of cyberattacks on “honeypot” servers set up by the cybersecurity firm Aqua Security, shows a majority of the attacks targeted […]

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Most Attacks on Cybersecurity Firm’s Decoy Servers Aimed at Mining Crypto: Report

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