TFL requires in person password resets for all staff after cyber attack

A cyber attack means TFL employees must go to in person appointments to reset their passwords.

By: TechRadar

Sep 17 2024
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TFL requires in person password resets for all staff after cyber attack

The effects of the cyber attack on Transport For London (TFL) systems earlier in September are still ongoing, with employees now being asked to attend an in person meeting to verify their identities … [+1683 chars]

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