Summary
Two teenagers have been charged with a cyber attack on Transport for London. They are linked to a group called Scattered Spider, and their actions reportedly caused significant disruptions.
Key Facts
- Two teenagers, aged 18 and 19, have been charged with a cyber attack on Transport for London (TfL).
- The incident happened on 31 August last year.
- The National Crime Agency and City of London Police arrested the teenagers at their homes.
- They are expected to appear in court at Westminster Magistrates Court.
- They are accused of conspiring to commit unauthorized acts under the Computer Misuse Act.
- The attack caused major disruptions and financial losses for TfL.
- The cyber attack group involved is called Scattered Spider.
- The National Crime Agency has noted an increase in cyber threats from groups in English-speaking countries.
