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Transport for London (TfL) Cyberattack Impacts Customer Data - 16d

Transport for London (TfL) suffered a cyberattack on September 1st that resulted in the compromise of customer data, including names, contact details, email addresses, and home addresses. While the details of the attack are still emerging, it highlights the vulnerability of critical infrastructure to cyberattacks. The incident underscores the importance of robust cybersecurity measures to protect sensitive information.

References:

@BleepingComputer - Bleeping Computer post about the TfL cyberattack - 17d
www.bleepingcomputer.com - Bleeping Computer reports on the arrest of a teenager connected to the TfL cyberattack. - 16d
cyberinsider.com - Cyberinsider provides an overview of the data breach and the arrest of the suspected hacker. - 16d
www.bleepingcomputer.com - TfL confirming customer data stolen in the cyberattack. - 16d
cyberscoop.com - CyberScoop article reporting on the teenager's arrest in relation to the TfL cyberattack - 16d
@metacurity - Metacurity's report on the London transit hack - 15d
@BleepingComputer - Initial report of the TfL cybersecurity incident that requires in-person password resets. - 15d
www.metacurity.com - Boy busted for London transit hack - 15d
thehackernews.com - Arrest of a suspect connected with the TfL hack - 15d
go.theregister.com - Provides details on the TfL cyberattack and its impact. - 14d
securityaffairs.com - Report on the TfL cyberattack and the arrest of a suspect - 14d
@zackwhittaker - Tweet mentioning the TfL hack - 14d

Classification:

HashTags: TfL Cyberattack DataBreach
Company: Transport for London
Type: Hack
Severity: Medium

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