Hackers don’t buy mining machines; they steal computing power! Your cloud server might just be their "freebie" mining ground!

Recently, security experts discovered a big pitfall! Hackers are targeting many commonly used public development tools (like Jenkins, Docker, and other DevOps tools) that companies are using, specifically looking for those that haven’t set up passwords correctly or have vulnerabilities. They sneak in, not to steal data, but to secretly run cryptocurrency mining programs on the company’s cloud servers!

Just thinking about it makes me furious! It’s like a hacker prying open the door to your warehouse, not stealing anything, but secretly setting up a factory inside, crazily using electricity to produce "goods," with the electricity bill all charged to you! Some unfortunate companies have seen their cloud costs skyrocket, resources completely hogged, and their legitimate business ground to a halt, resulting in heavy losses! This is not just a hacker; it’s simply a "computing power thief"! They mine at zero cost while companies bear the brunt of exorbitant bills—what a total lack of conscience!

Risk scope: Experts say that nearly a quarter of cloud environments may have such open "backdoors," and the risk is quite high! It shows that many administrators still lack adequate security awareness.

Brothers, if you are a project party, exchange, or user of cloud services, hurry and check yourself! Is your server doing "voluntary labor," allowing others to mine for free? Don’t let the "computing power thieves" empty your wallet! Comment below and share if you’ve been hit!

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