Colleagues, cyber
criminals in China had conspired with computer maintenance companies in the country
to inject computers belonging to internet cafes with malware used to mine Siacoin
(SC). It is claimed that the group managed to mine SC worth approximately
$800,000. A network technician at JinHua,
an Internet café software firm, is believed to be behind the illegal cryptocurrency mining attack. Public Internet connections, especially at so-called
Internet cafes, are notoriously susceptible to cybercrime. Saicoin is valued at
some $15 m USD according to CoinMarketCap. To
date, the cyber-attacks appear to be limited to 30 cities in China. While
little is known about the attributes of this malware, some basic mitigation
tactics may help: 1) Delete
apps you no longer use and update those you do, 2) Do not root or jailbreak
your device, 3) Never download apps from unofficial app stores, 4) Keep your
device’s OS up-to-date, and 5) Do not grant applications admin permissions to
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