'Hackers who gained access to London transport network jailed' — Keys to the kingdom

Two teenage hackers accessed Transport for London's IT systems, causing significant disruption and financial damage, including theft of data from millions of users and a cost of £39 million. They gained high-level access, temporarily affecting services such as the dial-a-ride for disabled passengers and payment processing on Oyster and contactless apps. Both hackers received five-and-a-half-year sentences, with their activities linked to a wider cybercriminal group, and their actions were motivated by notoriety rather than financial gain.

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