Royaume-Uni: prison ferme contre deux hackers pour une cyberattaque visant les transports londoniens
Deux jeunes hackers ont été condamnés jeudi à cinq ans et six mois de prison ferme chacun par la justice britannique pour avoir attaqué les systèmes informatiques des transports londoniens, provoquant la fuite de données de millions de clients.
Thalha Jubair, 20 ans, et Owen Flowers, 18 ans, avaient plaidé coupable le mois dernier, reconnaissant avoir piraté il y a près de deux ans le réseau de Transport for London (TfL), accédant aux noms, coordonnées et informations personnelles d'environ sept millions de clients, ce qui constitue l'une des plus vastes violations de données du pays.
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