TechFlow, Dec 4 — According to Bloomberg, Malaysian authorities are actively cracking down on illegal Bitcoin mining operations, which have reportedly caused up to $1 billion in electricity theft losses. Law enforcement is employing a combination of high-tech and traditional methods, including using drones to detect abnormal heat sources, handheld sensors to identify irregular power consumption, and responding to residents' reports of strange noises. Some illegal miners are even said to use natural bird sounds to mask the humming of mining equipment. The crackdown has evolved into a "cat-and-mouse game," involving surprise raids on shops and abandoned houses. The Malaysian government will continue strengthening regulations to curb this growing problem.
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