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The two teenage brothers, Anesi and Osine Ikhianosime, who developed a mobile browser are now being recognised by various media outlets all over the world.

The story of these brothers who developed their "Crocodile Browser Lite" mobile web browser 'out of boredom' have continued to generate praise and adulation for the boys.

They have trended on Hacker News, been on the BBC and even got a shoutout from Marc Andreessen, coauthor of the first widely used mobile web browser and co-founder of Netscape, on Twitter.

A former student of the University of Iowa has been arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation for hacking school  and changing his results.

According to the New York Times, Trevor Graves, 22, is accused in an FBI affidavit of working with an unnamed accomplice to secretly plug keyloggers into university computers in classrooms and in labs.

The FBI says keyloggers allowed Graves to record whatever his professors typed, including credentials to log into university grading and email systems.

Court documents allege that Graves intercepted exams and test questions in advance and repeatedly changed grades on tests, quizzes and homework assignments. This went on for 21 months – between March 2015 and December 2016.