Owen Flowers and Thalha Jubair have been handed tickets to prison over their involvement in a cyber-attack on Transport for London (TfL). The sentencing marks a significant legal conclusion for the pair, who were identified as teen hackers during the investigation.
The duo was convicted for their roles in the attack, which targeted the city's transport network. According to reports, Flowers and Jubair live streamed the cyber-attack as it unfolded, providing a public view of the intrusion into TfL systems.
Historic conviction and financial impact
This sentencing bookends what is described as the biggest cybercrime conviction in UK history. The attack led to large costs for Transport for London, impacting the organization's operations and financial standing.
Both Owen Flowers and Thalha Jubair were jailed following their conviction. The case highlights the severe legal consequences for young individuals involved in high-profile cyber-crimes against critical infrastructure.
