Marcus Hutchins, who helped to slow down the effect of WannaCry virus pleaded guilty at the court in Wisconsin, US.
Research documents showed that there are many cyber criminals or hacker hiding behind the computer screens, who are trying to steal vulnerable data from digital platforms. But the British hacker, Marcus Hutchins, who also known as MalwareTech has pleaded guilty to criminal charges in the US.
The court documents have revealed that the 24-year-old Hutchins, who helped to stop the WannaCry ransomware attack on UK’s National Health Service (NHS) said he had admitted two charges relating to writing malware.
Hutchins became a hero in May 2017 after he slowed down the effect of the WannaCry virus, which caused NHS about £73 million (about S$ 128,500,000) IT bill.
