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The security within Google Drive and Microsoft Office has been unable to detect a new variant of ransomware which is leaving cloud-based data at risk. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: My Business

Hackers behind the $530m cryptocurrency heist have started selling their coins across the dark web and at a reduce rate. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: IBTimes UK

Security researchers have released research which has revealed that they were able to steal data from air-gapped computers but also from a computer inside a Faraday cage. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: The Hacker News

A secret part of Apple's iPhone software has been posted online in a leak that could potentially allow hackers to find security holes in the smartphone. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: Telegraph

Researchers at IEEE have shown it is possible to track mobiles even when GPS and Wi-Fi are turned off, with some of the data collected without permission with smartphone manufactures deeming the information non-sensitive. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: The Register

Zero-Day deployment by North Korean hacking groups is uncommon which is why the Adobe Flash Player Zero-Day exploit that was discovered last week was out of character. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: Dark Reading

A report by McAfee has revealed that the Winter Olympics has seen a rise in the number of Games-related malicious scams aimed at tricking web users into handing over details. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: Express

A developer error resulted in a DDoS attack that was created out of the Lethic spambot which directed junk traffic requests to non-existent domains. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: CSO Online

Millions of smart TV's are vulnerable to hackers according to latest Consumer Report with TCL and Roku TV smart TVs affected. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: CNET

Millions of smart TV's are vulnerable to hackers according to latest Consumer Report with TCL and Roku TV smart TVs affected. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: CNET