Suffolk panel will probe how long workers suspected bitcoin mining

By cineramaApril 11, 2023Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin mining devices seized in the arrest of a Suffolk County employee, seen in September 2021. Credit: John Roca A Suffolk County legislative committee investigating the 2022 ransomware attack […]

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Suffolk panel will probe how long workers suspected bitcoin mining

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