TalkTalk latest: a third arrest and the company claims not as much data stolen as feared

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Fewer than 21,000 bank account numbers exposed - but 1.2 million customer contact details, admits TalkTalk

A third person was arrested over the weekend in connection with the hack of internet service provider TalkTalk. According to the Metropolitan Police, which is leading the investigation, a 20-yea...

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