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3232Mac App Mining Monero Gets Removed From App Store Due to Guideline Violation
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Sat, 17 Mar 2018 13:19:13 +0000https://www.digit.info/2018/03/17/mac-app-mining-monero-gets-removed-from-app-store-due-to-guideline-violation/Read more]]>Malicious applications mining cryptocurrency have become a lot more common in the past few months. It seems every criminal and their pet is working on some way to use other people’s computing resources to mine Monero or other currencies. Some app developers integrate this option to provide access to premium features. One such app made its way onto Apple’s App Store, but it has since been removed. Apple Removes Troublesome Monero App Malicious cryptocurrency mining has become quite popular over the past six months. In most cases, criminals will try to infect computers with malware designed to use their victims’ computer resources
Malicious applications mining cryptocurrency have become a lot more common in the past few months. It seems every criminal and their pet is working on some way to use other people’s computing resources to mine Monero or other currencies. Some app developers integrate this option to provide access to premium features. One such app made its way onto Apple’s App Store, but it has since been removed. Apple Removes Troublesome Monero App Malicious cryptocurrency mining has become quite popular over the past six months. In most cases, criminals will try to infect computers with malware designed to use their victims’ computer resources