The UK police have arrested two more individuals in connection with the TalkTalk hacking scandal, which saw the personal information of millions of customers compromised. The arrests are the latest development in what has been a high-profile case affecting one of the UKs largest telecommunications companies.
The TalkTalk hack reportedly occurred in October 2015, when hackers accessed the companys database and stole the personal data of over four million customers. This data included names, addresses, dates of birth, and bank account details.
In addition to the personal data of customers, the hackers also accessed TalkTalks internal systems, potentially compromising sensitive company information. This breach raised concerns about the cybersecurity measures in place at the company and highlighted the importance of protecting personal data in an increasingly digital world.
With the recent arrests of two individuals in connection with the TalkTalk hack, it remains to be seen whether more arrests will follow. The investigation into the cyber attack is ongoing, and authorities are working to identify all those responsible for the breach.
1. What other steps is TalkTalk taking to improve cybersecurity?
2. How can customers protect themselves from similar hacks in the future?
3. What impact has the hacking scandal had on TalkTalks reputation?
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UK Police arrest two additional suspects in TalkTalk hack.