The latest information for passengers affected by the cyber attack on Transport for London.
Transport for London first noticed something awry with its cyber security on 1 September.But for how long? And what do we need to know until it is resolved?TfL said this attack was "sophisticated" and "aggressive" and is ongoing.Tube and bus services carried on and were unaffected.Unable to process payments on the Oyster and contactless app.
Your child will need to show their expired photocard to staff at the start and end of their journey on TfL services, or as requested.
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