415,000 routers worldwide reportedly infected with cryptojacking malware
A new report suggests that more than 415,000 routers globally could be affected by a malware that allows hackers to steal the computing power of connected PCs to mine for cryptocurrency in a scheme known ascryptojacking. The number of affected routers has more than doubled since the malware was initially discovered in August. At the time, it was reported that around 200,000 routers were affected. Even though the malware threat is expanding, it only affects users who useMikroTikrouters....