Crypto phishing — sending emails or creating websites that resemble a trusted crypto company — and cryptojacking — using another person’s computer to mine currencies — are two new methods that are increasingly used, Cisco representatives told a attendees Wednesday at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas.
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Black Hat conference in Las Vegas addresses cryptocurrency theft
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By Nick V - August 8, 2018
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