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Two British Men Plead Guilty to 2024 Cyber Attack on Transport for London

Two British Men Plead Guilty to 2024 Cyber Attack on Transport for London

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ThreatCluster •June 25, 2026 at 16:42 UTC
  • •Two men pleaded guilty to hacking Transport for London during their teenage years.
  • •The attack took place in 2024, but specific methods or tools used were not disclosed.
  • •The case emphasizes the recklessness of young hackers and the need for cybersecurity awareness.

Owen Flowers, 18, and Thalha Jubair, 20, pleaded guilty to hacking Transport for London while they were teenagers. The attack occurred in 2024, and both men admitted to being reckless regarding the consequences of their actions. Their guilty pleas were made in Woolwich Crown Court on June 22, 2026. The specifics of the attack method or tools used were not disclosed in the articles. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about cybersecurity in public transport systems. The case reflects a growing trend of young individuals engaging in cybercrime without fully understanding the implications. The court proceedings are part of a broader effort to address cyber offenses in the UK.

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Timeline

2024-01-01
Cyber attack on Transport for London
A cyber attack was executed against Transport for London, impacting services but specific details on the attack vector were not disclosed.
Bloomberg
2026-06-22
Guilty pleas entered
Owen Flowers and Thalha Jubair pleaded guilty in Woolwich Crown Court to charges related to the 2024 cyber attack.
Bloomberg
2026-06-24
Article published on guilty pleas
Insight.Scmagazineuk reported on the guilty pleas of the two men, highlighting the implications for cybersecurity.
Insight.Scmagazineuk

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