Two teenage hackers linked to the "Scattered Spider" cybercrime group have been jailed for five years and six months after orchestrating a cyberattack on Transport for London that cost an estimated £29 million. The attack, carried out from their bedrooms, highlights the growing threat posed by young, remotely operating hackers capable of disrupting major public infrastructure and causing significant financial damage.

The case underscores concerns about the scale of harm that can be inflicted by relatively young offenders using sophisticated hacking techniques against large organisations. Further specific details of the court proceedings, the defendants' identities and the exact nature of the attack were not available in the source material provided.