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Tag Archives: Marcus Hutchins
Cyber Hero Marcus Hutchins pleads not guilty in US
“The government needs to show intent to further a crime. Merely creating a selling malware, on its own, isn’t enough.” Orin Kerr –Professor at George Washington University Law School and expert on computer crime “Marcus Hutchins is a brilliant young … Continue reading
Marcus Hutchins — The man who stopped the “WannaCry” ransomware
“It is not a job to him, more a passion that he happens to get paid for.” Kurtis Baron — Founder of Fidus Information Security A young British computer wonk is hailed a hero for helping to shut down the crippling cyber attack. Follow … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber-Security, Cybercrime, WannaCry ransomware
Tagged GCHQ, Marcus Hutchins, WannaCry
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