D CAUSE OF ABUSE • To exploit a victim's device or system to illegally install cryptomining malware that allows illicit actors to earn cryptocurrency • To earn more revenue EFFECTS/DAMAGES Cryptocurrency-mining malware steal the resources of infected machines, significantly affecting their performance and increasing their wear and tear. An infection also involves other costs, like increased power consumption. Cryptocurrency malware can make its victims part of the problem by infecting their assets and data.

D CAUSE OF ABUSE • To exploit a victim's device or system to illegally install cryptomining malware that allows illicit actors to earn cryptocurrency • To earn more revenue EFFECTS/DAMAGES Cryptocurrency-mining malware steal the resources of infected machines, significantly affecting their performance and increasing their wear and tear. An infection also involves other costs, like increased power consumption. Cryptocurrency malware can make its victims part of the problem by infecting their assets and data.

Fundamentals of Information Systems

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337097536

Author:Ralph Stair, George Reynolds

Publisher:Ralph Stair, George Reynolds

Chapter9: Cybercrime And Information System Security

Section: Chapter Questions

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