A new incident of data violation exposed 3,700 personal information of Afghanistan, and he traveled to the United Kingdom between January 2024. The leak occurred after a cyber attack on the Jet Center's Defense Ministry's Defense Ministry, which provides air handling services at London Stantet Airport.
These offensive names compromised data such as passport information and the Afghan re -assignment and assistant scheme (ARAP) details. The incident came about a month after the previous leak exposure in February 2022, which exposed nearly 19,000 Afghan data demanding relocation due to the risk of Taliban.
The British government said the violation did not mark the safety of the affected persons. There is no evidence that the data has been publicly expressed. Afghanistan Transfer Team sent a warning email to families to reveal personal information, including passport numbers and ARP notes.
Apart from the Afghans, the incident affected members of British soldiers and former ministers of the conservative government. A government spokesman said the situation is being active and that all vulnerable persons are informed.
The violation jet center believes that the purpose of the incident is limited to email accounts. The company has already announced to the ICO office on what happened. The 2022 incident, which exposed the danger from Afghanistan, was publicly expressed in July this year, which illustrates the impact of personal information in crisis situations.
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