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Hackers have stolen a “significant amount of personal data” from people who received legal aid across England and Wales, the UK’s Ministry of Justice said. A breach at the Legal Aid Agency ...

[1/3] A man walks past the Legal Aid Agency (LAA) headquarters after a significant amount of personal data was stolen on its online digital services in a cyber attack, in London, Britain, May 19 ...

The “antiquated” IT system used by the Legal Aid Agency (LAA) has come under fire after a major cyber attack saw potentially millions of pieces of personal data stolen, including criminal records.

“It is the Legal Aid Agency’s responsibility to address the problems with their own system including contacting all the legal aid applicants whose data has been compromised”, said Law ...