#великобритания
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UK Legal Aid Agency: Stolen records reach all the way back to 1978
A deeper look into the April 2025 breach of the UK's Legal Aid Agency reveals that attackers made off with records stretching back nearly five decades.
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Two-Tier Encryption in Britain: Identical iPhones, Different Protection
Because of a secret UK government demand, some iPhone owners in the country keep stronger iCloud encryption while others can no longer switch it on.
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FulcrumSec claims theft of 86 GB of data from Manchester airports operator
The extortion group FulcrumSec has claimed responsibility for the breach of Manchester Airports Group, saying it stole around 86 GB of customer data. The samples point to a far more detailed leak than the company initially admitted.
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Brits Want Their Private Messages to Stay Private
The Register reports: UK residents would prefer their private messages to remain out of reach of prying eyes.
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Britain's Largest Airport Operator Reports Theft of Passenger Data
Manchester Airports Group has confirmed a breach of customer personal data at three of its airports. According to local media, as many as 8.9 million people may have been affected, though the company has not confirmed that figure.
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Breach of Britain's PNLD: Police Contacts Leaked to the Dark Web
The UK's Police National Legal Database has confirmed a leak of work contact details for police officers, officials and partners. The data was published on the dark web by the group ExfilSquad.
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Britain Scraps Digital ID Cards Under Pressure of Nearly 3 Million Signatures
The UK's new government has wound down a digital identity programme that sparked mass resistance, redirecting the savings toward lowering electricity bills.
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Two Members of the Scattered Spider Hacking Group Convicted in Britain
UK police say the arrest of two young hackers disrupted the operations of the notorious Scattered Spider group. Owen Flowers and Thalha Jubair pleaded guilty to breaching London's transport system.