Overview
- The cyber-attack on TfL was detected on September 1, with suspicious activity compromising customer data.
- Around 5,000 customers' details, including names, email addresses, and bank information, may have been accessed.
- The National Crime Agency is investigating, and the teenager has been released on bail after questioning.
- TfL has delayed the expansion of contactless payments to 47 additional train stations due to the breach.
- No ransom demand has been made, and public transport services continue to operate normally.