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North Korea could be making a fortune thanks to bitcoin

Alongside the rest of the world, experts warn that North Korea is likely profiting from the rise of bitcoin, a cryptocurrency the regime has been hacking, stealing and mining.

100-million-year old blood-sucking 'Dracula' ticks that feasted on dinosaurs found trapped in amber

Ticks that lived alongside dinosaurs feasted on their blood.

This couple shared an uplifting family video. They got a torrent of racist abuse in return.

Madison and boyfriend Chris uploaded an innocent video of her parents surprising him with a car. The result was an unexpected onslaught of vicious racist abuse.

Thought the iPhone X was pricey? Apple's iMac Pro is here, and it costs an absolute bundle

Apple will launch the iMac Pro on 14 December and is promising the fastest Mac experience on the market.

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'Whatever': Blunt college professor's email response sparks viral trend

Kade Walker, a student at South Dakota State University, posted a tweet gently mocking his blunt political sciences professor Dave Wiltse.

Anonymous plans 'destructive cyberattack' on FCC to protest net neutrality repeal

Anonymous will reportedly launch a "destructive" cyberattack against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) website in protest of plans to dismantle net neutrality

Crows are the only birds that have learned to carve hooks from sticks and hunt for food

Caledonian crows can make multiple types of hooks in various shapes and sizes using their sharp bills.

Uber banned in yet another UK city - this time over data breach

Uber fails to get licence revealed in York after city officials raise concerns about recent data breach.

Blonded Radio: Frank Ocean launches GTA 5 station featuring Jay-Z, Migos and Burial

Grand Theft Auto 5 has a brand new radio station courtesy of Grammy Award-winning musician Frank Ocean.

JK Rowling: No more plans to write Harry Potter after Cursed Child

There's a rather strange new chapter of Harry Potter... where Ron eats Hermione's family

Harry Potter fans hanging out for another chapter will likely not find what they're looking for here, but it makes for great reading all the same.

Scientists make giant step towards cloning extinct Tasmanian tiger back to life

Scientists successfully manage to sequence DNA of baby Tasmanian tiger raising hopes of bringing extinct species back from the dead.

Soup for the soul? Ancient Chinese ritual tureen and bowls discovered in Zhou dynasty-era tomb

Researchers believe the tomb, which holds the decomposed remains of a person, probably belong to a high-ranking chief or his spouse.

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Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery RPG for mobile coming in 2018

A brand new Harry Potter title has been announced, which casts players as students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Thames Beater: Was this Neolithic tool mankind's first weapon?

A Neolithic weapon, found buried at the River Thames, could be one of the earliest weapons that was fashioned to kill.

Hubble captures 'snow globe' of distant stars in this stunning new photo

The stars are residents of globular star cluster Messier 79, which is located as far away as 41,000 light-years from the Earth.

National Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year

Stunning wildlife, aerial, landscape and underwater images: Nature Photographer of the Year winners

Stunning wildlife, aerial, landscape and underwater photos in National Geographic's Nature Photographer of the Year contest.

Frightening new AI tool used to make fake celebrity porn videos with 'Wonder Woman' star Gal Gadot

"You could say that my motivation is obsession, with porn or imaginary internet points or problem solving," Reddit user Deepfakes said.

Wind farms were part of the fight against climate change, but here's the nasty surprise

Warming is causing wind farms to get less efficient in the amount of power they can generate and it is bound to get worse.

Petya ransomware variant GoldenEye targets HR departments by sending fake job applications

What is Spider ransomware? New malware threatens to delete your files in 96 hours unless you pay up

The threat actors even provide instructions on how to download and use the Tor browser to access the payment site.

Check out the 'monster' python that stopped Australian police in their tracks

After the Queensland police shared the photo on their social media, the post went viral with over two million views and 10,000 comments.

European cities under 'growing threat' from climate risks

Wildfires, rising sea levels and droughts creating new challenges for city governments, report says.

'Nothing is free': Starbucks' WiFi hijacked customers' laptops to secretly mine cryptocurrency

Numerous companies and websites have been found running similar code on their own sites to covertly generate digital currencies as an alternative to advertising.

Blue Origin aces sixth flight test with updated New Shepard rocket

Move aside SpaceX! Blue Origin returns to flight with its updated New Shepard tourist spaceship

The company launched and landed its suborbital rocket, inching a step closer to first passenger flights.

Apollo 17 astronauts took the most epic road trip ever … on the Moon

The Moon Buggy helped the astronauts to bring back over 200 pounds of rocks from the Moon.

Growing food using mattresses: Ingenious solutions to everyday hardships in a Syrian refugee camp

Anthony Ryan took a group of scientists and engineers to Jordan's Za'atari Camp where they worked with Syrian refugees to help build novel solutions to the challenges on site.

Bacteria have diverse personalities and are even prone to 'mood swings'

Individual microorganisms were found to react differently to stimuli in their environment, according to researchers.

New constellations named after Harry Potter and Usain Bolt to appeal more to children

The University of Birmingham and the Big Bang Fair have teamed up to create 8 new constellations inspired by modern personalities, including Olympic champion Usain Bolt.

Tourists are slowly killing inhabitants of Japan's Rabbit Island

Thousands of rabbits on an almost deserted Japanese island are struggling because of an influx in tourism.

Did life originate in space? Organic molecules could have formed on interstellar ice, researchers say

A new study lends credibility to the hypothesis that the building blocks for life originated in outer space.

Kumimanu biceae: A giant human-sized ancient penguin has been discovered

Kumimanu biceae, which lived around 60 million years ago, is one of the largest and oldest penguin species ever discovered.

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds developer backtracks after female characters given 'camel toe'

The creator of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has apologised for a controversial female character model that included "cameltoe".

Five features we need to see on the iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Pixel next year

Apple, Samsung and Google need to strike while the iron is hot. It's been a great year for the iPhone X, Samsung Galaxy and Pixel 2, but there is still work to be done.

Amid the cryptocurrency frenzy, investors are 'taking out mortgages' to buy bitcoin

US regulators have warned the public against taking out reckless investments in cryptocurrency, which despite a meteoric rise in the past 12 months remains unpredictable.

What is curvature blindness? Scientists baffled by weird optical illusion

The new optical illusion was shared by Japanese scientist Kohske Takahashi.

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