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The Japanese court has acquitted a man who had been accused of illicitly exploration cryptocurrency using the computing strength of people to his site, Japan Today reported upon March 27.
The Yokohama District Court reportedly purchased to acquit a 31-year-old website designer, who apparently ran Coinhive on their website to mine electronic currency.
The program allows the user to take advantage of website visitors’ spare computing power to mine cryptocurrencies — a practice known as cryptojacking. The accused reportedly stated that the program could not be considered a virus.
Presiding Judge Toshihiro Homma reportedly said that the man’s actions "[do] not constitute a crime as we cannot say embedding the program was socially unacceptable. "
At the same, prosecutors pursued a fine of 100, 000 yen ($904), arguing that the man was running the program without asking permission from visitors. They also argued that the program increased visitors’ electricity consumption. However, the court did not recognize that the program was intended to cause damage to people’s personal data.
As reported last December, a report by cyber security firm McAfee Labs revealed that cryptojacking malware activity rose by over 4, 000 % in 2018. The McAfee statistic specifically refers to total instances of a cryptojacking malware, referred to in the study as “coin miner. ”
Earlier this year, the Coinhive crypto mining service shut down, as it had become economically unviable. While procedures halted on March 8, users’ dashboards will be accessible until April 30, 2019. Among the reasons behind the closure, the developers noted an over 50 % drop in hash rate following the last Monero (XMR) hard fork.
Today, Cointelegraph reported that Ukraine’s Cyber Police arrested a 32-year-old man from the Bukovina region who had apparently located cryptojacking software upon a number of academic websites that he developed and administered.
The law enforcement explained the installed spyware and adware on the websites had been deploying visitors’ devices’ PROCESSOR and GPU capacity to unlawfully mine cryptocurrencies.
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