A mass email was sent to Afghan individuals who previously worked for British forces, indicating that their personal information may have been leaked, raising fears for their safety. These individuals had applied for asylum in the UK due to threats from the Taliban. Recipients were advised to restrict their online presence, avoid unknown contacts, and use private connections. John Healey, the UK defence secretary, later apologized for this major data breach, deemed one of the most significant in British government history. Concerns were voiced about the potential dangers posed by this information leak.
The email notified Afghan former aides of British forces that their personal data might have been compromised, prompting fears for their safety.
Recipients were warned to be cautious, advised to limit access to social media, and consider closing accounts to protect themselves from potential threats.
John Healey, the defence secretary, issued an apology regarding the significant data leak, acknowledging it as one of the largest in British government history.
Marzia Babakarkhail expressed concern that the leak could jeopardize the lives of Afghans, illustrating widespread fear among those affected.
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