2018-6-22 17:44 |
Japan’s National Police Agency makes its presence felt as the popularity of cryptocurrency in Japan continues to grow
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Japan’s police are dedicating 35 million yen toward new software.
2018-9-1 22:55 | |
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News Japanese police from 10 prefectures have arrested website operators using Coinhive to tap into the computer power of their site visitors to mine cryptocurrencies without consent. They are accused of violating the law banning the use of computer viruses.
2018-6-16 22:47 | |
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Regulation The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is being challenged in court over its oversight of cryptocurrencies. The defendants argue that their tokens are not commodities, with no futures contracts, which the CFTC regulates.
2018-6-14 19:36 | |
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The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is being challenged in court over its oversight of cryptocurrencies. The defendants argue that their tokens are not commodities, with no futures contracts, which the CFTC regulates.
2018-6-14 18:10 | |
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News The police in Japan are cracking down on the illegal use of personal computers for cryptocurrency mining. Multiple prefectural police departments are currently investigating one particular case and pursuing criminal charges, which would make it the first criminal case in Japan where computers are illegally used for mining cryptocurrencies. Japan Confirms Entrance Into the
2018-6-13 11:08 | |
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The police in Japan are cracking down on the illegal use of personal computers for cryptocurrency mining. Multiple prefectural police departments are currently investigating one particular case and pursuing criminal charges, which would make it the first criminal case in Japan where computers are illegally used for mining cryptocurrencies.
2018-6-13 09:40 | |
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Japan’s police are reportedly investigating a case of illegal crypto mining with Coinhive, defendants argue it was a method of traffic monetization
2018-6-13 05:26 | |
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Authorities in Japan are investigating a number individuals who are alleged to have duped website visitors into mining cryptocurrency for them without their permission. If charges are pressed, it will be the first time that cryptojacking has become a criminal case in the nation.
2018-6-13 23:00 | |
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