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The Independent
26 minutes ago
- The Independent
Afghans brought to safety in UK have personal details leaked in fresh Ministry of Defence breach
The personal data of Afghans brought to safety in the UK has been breached yet again in another Ministry of Defence (MoD) cybersecurity incident. The breach affecting up to 3,700 people includes Afghans who were brought to the UK under the MoD's resettlement scheme for those who worked with British troops. The number also includes people who travelled for routine military exercises and official engagements. The breach came after Inflite The Jet Centre Ltd, a sub-contractor to an MoD supplier, which provides ground handling services for flights at London Stansted Airport, suffered a data loss. The incident affects contracts between the MoD, Inflite The Jet Centre, and the Cabinet Office. The latest leak comes after another catastrophic data loss, which exposed the details of 18,700 Afghan applicants to a UK resettlement scheme. This breach prompted a secret evacuation scheme and the use of an unprecedented superinjunction to keep the details secret for nearly two years. A notification, sent out by the Afghan resettlement team on Friday afternoon, warned families that their personal information may have been exposed. 'This may include passport details (including name, date of birth, and passport number) and Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (Arap) reference numbers,' the warning said. Afghan families, eligible for relocation, have been flown on flights chartered by the MoD from Pakistan to the UK as part of the ongoing evacuation scheme. There is currently no evidence to suggest that any data has been released publicly or on the dark web. A government spokesperson said: 'We were recently notified that a third-party subcontractor to a supplier experienced a cybersecurity incident involving unauthorised access to a small number of its emails that contained basic personal information. 'We take data security extremely seriously and are going above and beyond our legal duties in informing all potentially affected individuals. 'The incident has not posed any threat to individuals' safety, nor compromised any government systems.' In a statement published to Inflite The Jet Centre's website on 10 August it said the breach involved data from January and March 2024. 'We have reported the incident to the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) and have been actively working with the relevant UK cyber authorities, including the National Crime Agency (NCA) and the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), to support our investigation and response', the company said. Inflite The Jet Centre said it believed the data loss was 'limited to email accounts only'. However, the MoD notice issued on Friday said further personal information had been breached because 'certain information is required by ground-handling companies to enable flights to depart and to arrive'. Inflite The Jet Centre has been contacted for comment.
BBC News
27 minutes ago
- BBC News
Persistent shoplifters in Sussex to be fitted with GPS tag
Plans are being drawn up for "prolific" shoplifters in Sussex to be fitted with an electronic GPS Police and the county's police and crime commissioner Katy Bourne announced the plan in May and now say they have begun drawing up plans to implement Bourne said the tags mean persistent shoplifters would not be able to access the areas where they regularly commit has not yet been confirmed when the project will launch or how it will be paid for as it is still in the research phase, according to the commissioner's office. Ms Bourne said she hopes to see the tags rolled out across the country if they are successful in Sussex."Shoplifting not only destroys livelihoods for our independent retailers but it also erodes the culture of our high streets by making residents feel unsafe when they visit," she commissioner's office said she had long been calling for tags to be implemented by this and previous governments, but became "impatient" so decided to do it herself in a spokesperson for Ms Bourne was unable to confirm how the tags would be issued, what the threshold was for a shoplifter to be deemed "prolific", how much the scheme would cost, where the money would come from or when she expected it to spokesperson said research into most of these points is the project for Sussex Police is Det Insp Martin Harmer, who said: "My previous roles in safeguarding and intervention projects have shown me the positive impact that targeted support can have in reducing offending and encouraging engagement."The addition of GPS tagging will further strengthen the incentives for people to stop offending and provide additional methods to enforce compliance."
The Sun
27 minutes ago
- The Sun
Gunman on loose as dad, 50, killed in drive-by shooting outside pizza takeaway – as heartbroken daughters pay tribute
COPS are hunting a gunman on the loose after a dad, 50, was killed in a drive-by shooting. Dale Stogden, known as Brett, was shot dead in Wakefield on Tuesday night. He was gunned down outside a local pizza takeaway at around 9.43pm. It is believed the fatal shots were fired from a Toyota RAV4 car, which was found abandoned on Wednesday. West Yorkshire Police have since arrested three men aged 19, 20 and 27 on suspicion of murder. They were detained this afternoon at properties in Ossett and the Lupset area. Brett's heartbroken daughters have paid tribute to their father in a statement released by the police. "We are in complete shock at the loss of our dad in such horrific violent circumstances," it read. "We will miss him, and our breakfast get togethers. We will miss his big smile. "Dad, we hope you are no longer in pain and that you can rest in peace. We will always love and miss you. "We would like to ask the person who took our dad's life so cruelly, please hand yourself in then we can have some closure and lay him to rest." Detective Chief Inspector James Entwistle of the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team who is leading the investigation said: 'We are determined to get answers for Brett's family and ensure that those involved in this senseless crime are brought to justice. 'I would like to extend my thanks again to those who have already provided information to assist this investigation. I would like to reassure you that there is a lot of work going on behind the scenes and all available lines of enquiry are being followed up. 'We are continuing to appeal to any motorists who were in the Doncaster Road area of Wakefield between 9.30pm and 9.45pm to check dashcam footage. 'From our enquiries, we believe the vehicle used in this incident, the Toyota RAV4, was abandoned in Dunbar Street in the immediate aftermath of the shooting so again we are keen to speak to any motorists or others in the area who has seen anyone in the street from around 9:40pm that night.' A spokesperson for the force said: "Three men have been arrested on suspicion of the murder of Brett Stogden in Wakefield. "All three men have been arrested this afternoon. They are aged 19, 20 and 27, and are all from the Wakefield area. "They are currently in police custody. "They were arrested from addresses in Ossett and the Lupset area of Wakefield."
