Hacked supercomputers in Europe for the mining of cryptocurrencies

Unknown hackers have carried out attacks on the supercomputers in several countries in Europe, foreign media reported. The purpose of cyberwoman was to reconfigure the systems to use them to mine cryptocurrency. It is reported that the victims supercomputers were involved in the research related COVID-19.

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