The individual data of the Afghans brought for security in the UK has again been dissolved in another Ministry of Defense (MOD) cyber security.
3,700 people affect people are involved in violations Afghan who was brought to the UK Under the modes rehabilitation scheme for those working with British soldiers.
There are also numbers of people who traveled for regular military exercises and official engagement.
The Breach Jet Center Limited came after a sub-contracted Jet Center Limited for a mod supplier, which provides ground handling services for flights at London Stanstad Airport, facing data loss. The event affects the contracts between the modes, inflating the jet center and the cabinet office.
The latest leak comes after another horrific data loss, Which revealed the details of 18,700 Afghan applicants in the UK Rehabilitation Scheme. This violation inspired a secret withdrawal plan and the use of an unprecedented superinjunction to keep secret for about two years.
A notification sent by the Afghan rehabilitation team on Friday afternoon warned the families that their personal information could be revealed.
“It may include passport details (including name, date of birth and passport number) and Afghan transfer and aid policy (ARAP) reference numbers,” said Warning.
The eligible Afghan families eligible for relaxation have been flown on chartered flights from Pakistan to UK as part of the ongoing withdrawal scheme.
Currently there is no evidence to suggest that any data is released publicly or on the dark web.
A government spokesperson said: “We were recently informed that a third-party subcontinent for a supplier experienced a cyber security incident, including unauthorized access to a small number of emails that had basic personal information.
“We take data security very seriously and are going above their legal duties in informing all potential affected persons.
“This incident has no threat to the safety of individuals, nor has an agreement with any government systems.”
In a statement published on August 10 to inflate the Jet Center website, it said that the violation included data from January and March 2024.
“We have reported the incident to the Information Commissioner Office (ICO) and are actively working with the relevant UK Cyber authorities, including the National Crime Agency (NCA) and the National Cyber Security Center (NCSC), to support our investigation and response”, the company said.
The jet center was inflated, assuming that data loss was “limited to email accounts”.
However, the MOD notice issued on Friday stated that further individual information was violated as “some information is required by ground-handling companies to enable flights to depart and arrival”.
The jet center has been contacted for comment.