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EtherDelta, a popular cryptocurrency exchange, has suspended service after being hit by an attacker, earlier this week. View Full Story  ORIGINAL SOURCE: Tech Crunch

North Korea is being investigated for being involved in hacking a South Korean currency exchange, earlier this week. View Full Story  ORIGINAL SOURCE: The Independent

Researchers say that various recent cyber attacks have successfully made North Korea millions of dollars in virtual currencies, like bitcoin. View Full Story  ORIGINAL SOURCE: Reuters

Kaspersky has filed an appeal in federal court, to overturn the the Governments ban which blocks its software from being used on civilian government agencies computers. Read Full Story  ORIGINAL SOURCE: Softpedia

The US administration believes North Korea is "directly responsible" for this years WannaCry attack, which crippled systems worldwide earlier this year. Read Full Story  ORIGINAL SOURCE: BBC

Australia's Dept of Health has accidentally exposed 2.9 million patients' sensitive data (which includes what medication they are on, pregnancy terminations, surgeries and medical health treatment). View Full Story  ORIGINAL SOURCE: IB Times

HP HAS has released updates for their products which removes a keylogger that was accidentally left in place within the driver for the touchpad. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: The Inquirer

According to the latest stats from Mimecast's recent Email Security Risk Assessment (ESRA) Report, many organisations fear impersonation attacks more than malware attacks. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: SC Magazine

MoneyTaker, a Russian-speaking hacking group has reportedly stolen $10m from global banking targets around the world during a two-year span. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: IBTimes

It has been discovered by security researchers that a database containing 1.4 billion user names and passwords is floating on the Dark Web. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: IBTimes