The BBC informed the UKs rail provider, Network Rail, that they had found data belonging to clients who used their WiFi.

Andy Watkin-Child
March 3, 2020
Cybersecurity

The BBC informed the UKs rail provider, Network Rail, that they had found data belonging to clients who used their WiFi. A database found by researchers on an Amazon web server, identified 146 million records, including personal contact details and dates of birth.

This may raise some questions with the ICO? If the researcher was able to find it and query it. Does that mean a data breach took place. Were all copies encrypted?

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The BBC informed the UKs rail provider, Network Rail, that they had found data belonging to clients who used their WiFi.

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