ANALYSIS: The spreading cyber attack appears to be more about chaos than money-making
UPDATED: MoD squashed concerns that legacy software in the Navy's latest aircraft carrier leave it open to cyber attacks
UK advertising and marketing giant WPP has been hit by a variant of the Petya ransomware
The spread of WannaCry appears to not be slowing down anytime soon
Consumers now more aware of ransomware and place onus on businesses to protect their personal data
Another example of the importance of keeping your computer systems up to date
Investigations by Britain's NCSC back up previous claims regarding WannaCry origin
UCL's networked and shared drives have been shut off as it tackles the cyber attack
INTERVIEW: Silicon talks threat trends with Fraser Howard, principle threat researcher at Sophos
Unprecedented move as update includes patches for 'unsupported' Windows XP and Vista
INTERVIEW: Simon Edwards, cyber security architect at Trend Micro, discusses WannaCry at Silicon's Infosecurity stand
WannaCry went against many other ransomware strains that came before it
A consensual audit has found 'considerable scope for improvement' in the Met Police Service's data protection arrangements
Looks like WannaCry has more than a few workarounds
Blue screens of death may have been the worst-case scenario for Windows XP devices
Researchers have found a linguistic link between WannaCry's ransom notes and the language used in southern China, Taiwan or Singapore
Russian Post denies it has been infected despite tip-offs by postal workers
The security hole could affect thousands upon thousands of Linux and Unix based machines
The phishing scam is piggy-backing onto WannaCry warnings
Cyber security researchers have identified a potential WannaCry successor
Users may be able to recover files without paying a ransom using a tool that searches a system's memory to…
WannaCry can be stopped but its impact has been felt worldwide
Code similarities indicate WannaCry ransomware may have been developed by North Korea-linked Lazarus Group
OPINION: Legacy systems leave critical public infrastructure vulnerable to the dark side of the Internet