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Data breach exposing UK-allied Afghans to Taliban reprisals ‘completely foreseeable’

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Data breach exposing UK-allied Afghans to Taliban reprisals ‘completely foreseeable’
The Canary
The Canary1 hrs ago
Data breach exposing UK-allied Afghans to Taliban reprisals ‘completely foreseeable’
The UK defence committee has found a data breach which left UK-aligned Afghans exposed to the Taliban was “completely foreseeable”. The 2023 breach, kept secret until 2025 due to a court order, meant that a spreadsheet containing personal details of 18, 500 Afghans was made public. Afghan resettlement programme The Tal
BBC News
BBC News1 days ago
Inquiry finds MoD Afghan data breach was foreseeable failure
The Commons' Defence Committee says in a report that the MoD used secrecy as a "shield" against proper expertise.
Financial Times
Financial Times1 days ago
MoD’s Afghan data leak was ‘foreseeable systemic failure’, say MPs
Soldier accidentally disclosed the personal details of 25,000 people who had applied for relocation to Britain
Morning Star
Morning Star🏁 first to report1 days ago
MoD secrecy slammed as MPs find Afghan data breach was among string of ‘foreseeable’ Excel errors
THE Afghan data breach was a “foreseeable” failure by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and one of 19 reported in a 19-month period, a parliamentary inquiry has revealed. The personal data of more than 18,000 Afghans seeking resettlement after fighting the Taliban alongside British forces was accidentally leaked when a mem