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It has been revealed that top secret files related to classified Army communication systems were left unprotected online for years. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: CBS News  

Having discovered a serious bug within the MacOS High Sierra system which allows entry to the machine without a password and access administrator rights. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: BBC

A security researcher has stumbled across a coding bug that allows the user to access and delete images, whether they are public or private when trying to set up opinion polls. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: The Register

The latest statistics released on Bitcoin mining have shown that the mining network uses more electricity in a year than the whole of Ireland. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: The Register

Following on from a joint project between Yale University's Privacy Lab and French non-profit Exodus Privacy uncovered snoopware features in popular apps from the like of Uber, Tinder, Skype. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: The Register

Security researchers have discovered a new strain of the Mirai IoT malware following the publication of exploit code targeting networking equipment with increased traffic scanning ports 2323 and 23. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: SC Magazine UK

Three Chinese citizens thought to have attacked international corporations such as Siemens, have been charged by a US Court. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: BBC

Scientists have developed a hack proof, high speed encrpytion to secure the internet with the aim to fight against future cyber threats. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: Tech Observer

Imgur, the global image-sharing site has only recently uncovered that 1.7m email addresses and passwords were compromised in a 2014 breach. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: Cnet

UK security experts have warned that Russian cyber units are spreading false information about flu and measles jabs in the UK with the plan aimed at destroying the trust between in US and Europe. View Full Story ORIGINAL SOURCE: The Mirror