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5 Arrested in South Korea For Injecting Crypto Mining Malware in 6,000 PCs

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5 Arrested in South Korea For Injecting Crypto Mining Malware in 6,000 PCs

Five men in South Korea were arrested on Thursday for illicitly injecting crypto mining malware into more than 6,000 computers. Local police and the Korean National Police Agency Cyber Bureau said in an official statement that a group of five hackers led by a 24-year-old Kim Amu-gae released 32,435 emails containing cryptocurrency mining malware targeting

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