Transport for London (TfL) has notified around 5,000 customers about a security breach that compromised personal information including bank details, urging vigilance regarding unauthorized access.
The cyber attack has severely impacted TfL operations, preventing customers from applying for new concession cards or refunds, demonstrating the extensive disruption these breaches can cause.
A 17-year-old was arrested in connection with the hack, which included unauthorized access to sensitive personal data, indicating the serious repercussions and challenges of cybersecurity.
TfL's response includes increased security measures and collaboration with the National Crime Agency, reflecting the ongoing threat of cyber attacks on local and national systems.
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