sorry - visitors - browsers then whilst they're sitting there reading your content, you're harvesting Monero coin on their machine. So, instead of serving ads you put a JavaScript based cryptominer on your victi. I'll come back to that shortly, let's return to the business model of Coinhive:

However, it's now owned by me and it's just sitting there doing pretty much nothing other than serving a little bit of JavaScript. That's a link to the last snapshotted version on because if you go to today, you'll see nothing.

You know how people don't like ads? Yeah, me either (at least not the spammy tracky ones that invade both your privacy and your bandwidth), but I also like free content on the web and therein lies the rub how do content producers monetise their work if they can't put ads on pages? Well naturally, you 'Monetize Your Business with Your Users' CPU Power' which was Coinhives's modus operandi. If, on the other hand, you're on this page because you're interested in reading about the illicit use of cryptomining on compromised websites and how through fortuitous circumstances, I now own and am doing something useful with it, read on. If you've landed on this page because you saw a strange message on a completely different website then followed a link to here, drop a note to the site owner and let them know what happened.

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