A highly classified database of documents containing US Department of Defense information collated between 2007 and 2012 has been made public. The American outpost of British tabloid The Sun received the documents under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), before publishing the key findings and unredacted text. It took four years from the date of…
According to Lebanese Deputy Prime Minister Saadeh Al-Shami the “state and Central Bank of Lebanon” have declared bankruptcy. The announcement came earlier in the week with Mr Al-Shami stating that “both have gone bankrupt” while he expressed that the government “will try to reduce losses for the people”. He went on to say that declaring…
Over 190,000 Australians still use “password” as their password, according to cyber security company NordPass. After publishing a list in November detailing the most used, hacked and trendy passwords or personal details worldwide, the most used ones are just that: common. Over 180 million people globally use a straight number combination variant “12345”, which takes…
Billionaire and Space X CEO Elon Musk has purchased over nine per cent of Twitter to make him the largest shareholder in the company. The purchase has set him back about $3 billion and he will now sit on the board as a class two director. Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal naturally shared the news on…
The sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has sent several warnings to South Korea saying that they will use nuclear force if attacked. Kim Yo Jong who serves as the Deputy Department Director of the Worker’s Party of Korea responded to comments made by the South Korean Defence Minister Suh Wook who said…