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Stolen LAA data could go back as far as 1978
Details of the data stolen in the Legal Aid Agency (LAA) cyber attack in May 2025 have been published confirming 250,000 pre-2007 records were also compromised. Following the attack on 23rd April 2025, the Legal Aid Agency’s online portal was taken offline. In May the agency confirmed the hack had been more extensive than previously thought with personal information relating
Stolen LAA data could go back as far as 1978
Details of the data stolen in the Legal Aid Agency (LAA) cyber attack in May 2025 have been published confirming 250,000 pre-2007 records were also compromised. Following the attack on 23rd April 2025, the Legal Aid Agency’s online portal was taken offline. In May the agency confirmed the hack had been more extensive than previously thought with personal information relating
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