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Two teenagers have pleaded guilty to a 2024 cyber-attack on Transport for London that disrupted Oyster services and affected millions of customers. The defendants, linked to the Scattered Spider group, face sentencing in July after admitting conspiring to unauthorised acts against TfL’s systems and, in one case, additional charges relating to US healthcare firms.
Two teenagers have pleaded guilty to hacking Transport for London in 2024, triggering a multi-day intrusion that disrupted services, exposed millions of personal data, and forced 27,000 TfL staff to reset passwords in person. They have been jailed for five years and six months.