Jakub Kroustek discovered EduCrypt, which is based on the open source Hidden Tear ransomware.
Open University have been experimenting with a blockchain solution in their Knowledge Media Institute (KMI).
Many startups want a slice of the huge financial market but few of them have offered any real innovation.
Google Project Zero claim bugs are cross-platform and impact Windows, Mac and Linux systems.
Goldman Sachs' UK vice chairman said investment bank had little involvement in sale of retail chain BHS.
More than 5 million government employees and 5.8 million pensioners will benefit.
Two prominent members depart the body that was set up last year to advise on monetary policy.
Thomson Reuters is reportedly 'working feverishly' to minimise damage caused by World-Check database leak.
Dark web leak reportedly includes names, home addresses, emails and social security numbers.
Dixons says Brexit would come with certain risks such as economic uncertainty and exchange rate volatility.
Pub group Greene King boost profits after Spirit takeover but warns Brexit vote will knock consumer spending.
Tesla is in talks to bring its Supercharger network to existing petrol stations.
The £2m, 1,500-horsepower Chiron is set to become the fastest production car ever made.
The hacker was able to lock a user out of his account by asking Facebook to turn off login approvals.
The malware enables hackers to steal user information via an SMS phishing campaign.
Analysts have opined that the pound which recently dropped to 30-year lows could fall further.
Anthony Amicangioli of Hyannis Port Research developed Riskbot, 'a supercomputer that watches supercomputers'.
Credit ratings agency lowers outlook of Barclays, HSBC, Santander UK and TSB Bank, among other.
In 2015, Britons made up only 4% of the workforce in the country's catering and hospitality sectors.
Police are seeking donations to buy even office supplies, including pen, paper and toilet paper.
Over a dozen House Democrats' websites have been hacked and down for days.
Vodafone indicated that free movement of people, capital and goods would be a key deciding factor.
Japanese car maker says there may be a defect in airbag inflators in its older Prius and Lexus CT models.
Facebook chief's 'monstrosity' obstructs public views of ocean and blocks sea breezes, say Kauai residents.
China's export growth to the EU is projected to drop by 5-6 percentage points following Brexit.
Government-backed Go Low Ultra predict majority of UK's new cars to be electric by 2027.
Left-winger vows to stay on in the top job, claiming he would 'betray' Labour members if he resigns.
Stellar said it would grant awards in categories: Anchors, Applications, Exchanges and first time submissions.
An uptick in tourism triggered by weaker pound should mitigate soft demand for travel to the UK, says CEO.
Addresses and telephone numbers reportedly placed online by a disgruntled former employee