A Chinese high school headmaster fired for deploying Ethereum mining machine in school for more than a year. He deployed Eight mining machine’s in school which increases the school electricity bill to US$2,120.
According to the report, the school headmaster Lei Hua started mining ethereum in his home starting 2017, which consumed 21 kilowatt-hours of electricity every day.
In order to save money, he shifted the mining machines to school and installed 7 other machines along with it, altogether these machine’s consume 168 kilowatt-hours of electricity every day.
School employees reported unusual high electricity consumption usage to Lei and he blamed overuse of air conditioners and heaters reads Chinese media report.
Lei started mining Etherum when it was trading at $226, in the month of January it peaked up to $1402 and currently now trading at $212.
Ethereum was launched on July 30, 2015. it uses Turing language, a new Ethereum is generated after every 14 seconds.
With Lei’s help, his school deputy headmaster also deployed one machine and started mining Etherum from last January.
Last February, Russian Scientists arrested for using All-Russian Research Institute of Experimental Physics supercomputers to mine bitcoins secretly. In another incident as 16 people, hacker group illegally mined cryptocurrency at Internet cafes.
Researchers observed Lumma Stealer activity across multiple online samples, including PowerShell scripts and a disguised…
Palo Alto Networks reported the Contagious Interview campaign in November 2023, a financially motivated attack…
The recent discovery of the NjRat 2.3D Professional Edition on GitHub has raised alarms in…
A critical vulnerability, CVE-2024-3393, has been identified in the DNS Security feature of Palo Alto…
Threat Analysts have reported alarming findings about the "Araneida Scanner," a malicious tool allegedly based…
A major dark web operation dedicated to circumventing KYC (Know Your Customer) procedures, which involves…