Marcus Hutchins, the British computer expert who helped shut down a world-wide cyber attack that crippled the NHS, has been charged with creating banking malware, the US Department of Justice said.
Hutchins discovered a 'kill-switch' for the virus after it paralysed thousands of NHS computers and claimed hundreds of thousands of victims around the world - including US courier service FedEx and German rail company Deutsche Bahn - in May. -- More...