Here’s how hackers are using mining pools as mixers: Chainalysis
A wallet linked to ransomware attacks funneled funds through a mining pool to make it seem like the digital assets were earned through mining.
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A wallet linked to ransomware attacks funneled funds through a mining pool to make it seem like the digital assets were earned through mining.
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