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Reckitt Benckiser in the UK lost £90m in sales after the attack.

British Airways, Ryanair and easyJet urge passengers to get to airports well in advance not to miss their flights.

The arrest of MalwareTech caused a shockwave - so what exactly is accused of creating?

Report claims government could withdraw former chancellor George Osborne's pet project soon.

Monero is an extremely privacy-oriented cryptocurrency and is nearly impossible to track.

Struggling global publisher also lowers its interim shareholder dividend.

The ransomware has recently evolved indicating that the hackers operating Cerber are looking for new ways to make more money.

A fire broke out in one Uber driver's car in January just after he dropped off a passenger.

Cyber-pranksters strike again by targeting a roadworks sign in California to insult Donald Trump.

Bailed-out lender posts first half profit for first time in three years and unveils plans to set up business in the Netherlands.

Rio de Janeiro one year on from the Olympic Games opening ceremony on 5 August 2016.

The hackers allegedly claim that their motive for the attack was financial.

Overall like-for-like sales fell 0.6% compared to a year earlier following a 1.3% increase in June.

The website was reportedly defaced to display a message celebrating India's independence.

The Russian helped install malware on thousands of computers to generate millions in fraudulent payments.

Marcus Hutchins - aka MalwareTech - was credited with stopping WannaCry.

The 23-year-old was detained in Las Vegas following the Defcon hacking conference.

Report suggests airline may not be able to pay staff salaries soon.

Hey, Twitter account, are you a Russian spy?

The planet's fastest man is set to retire at the 2017 World Athletics Championship in London.

Defendant claims she was simply exploiting a flaw rather than act dishonestly.

Man charged with using cyberattacks to coerce US, Canadian and Australian news sites to take down articles.

The release comes as part of 'Vault 7' and was branded 'dull' by one security expert.

A decade on from the global financial crisis, the country's productivity trends are still alarming.

This new service contains 360 million pwned passwords that you should not be using.

Citizens of some of the world's biggest economies are unhappy, Ipsos MORI reveals.

Highways England looking at canopy initiative that could cover busy stretches of road.

Luis Cuende is co-founder and project lead of Aragon, co-founder of Stampery and creator of world's first Linux distro with facelogin.

The global ransomware attack is widely considered to be the work of North Korean hackers.