Cryptojacking News

Cointelegraph spoke to Guardicore’s Ophir Harpaz regarding the recently identified crypto mining botnet Vollgar.

The cybercriminals behind the crypto mining Stantinko botnet have devised some ingenious methods to evade detection.

A fake extension on Google Chrome browser impersonated an application for Ledger wallet to steal crypto from users.

An information technology employee at a Ukrainian prosecutor’s office used the offices’ systems to illegally mine cryptocurrency.

Partnerships, deanonymization and transaction pattern analysis: What else do international police use to detect crypto cybercriminals?

Edge, the web browser of information technology giant Microsoft, now blocks cryptojacking malware.

The Tokyo High Court has overturned the previous acquittal of the unnamed man, who used Coinhive to make website visitors mine Monero.

The SEC says Telegram’s tokens are worth less than donuts, and there are now fewer than 100 days to go until the Bitcoin halving.

Interpol helped curtail cryptojacking malware that affected thousands of routers.

Two Russian citizens are being prosecuted for allegedly targeting computers at state organizations to illicitly mine cryptocurrency.

Launched on Nov. 24, a new cryptojacking campaign uses Docker platforms that have API endpoints exposed online to mine XMR.

Two threat analysts recently stumbled upon Skidmap, new Linux malware that keeps its cryptocurrency mining operations hidden.

Fifteen men suspected of paying an internet café administrator to secretly mine cryptocurrency have been arrested in China.

McAfee Labs has observed increases of 29% in crypto jacking and 118% in ransomware attacks in the first quarter of 2019.

The suspect behind the massive Capital One data breach also allegedly hacked cloud customers’ servers to mine cryptocurrency for herself.