TfL photocards still unavailable after cyber attack
Transport for London (TfL) Oyster photocards are still unavailable following a cyber attack. About 5,000 customers were ...
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Mixed reaction to decision by TfL to end Oyster contract
Control of the Oyster card system will change hands within two years The fallout from Transport for London’s (TfL’s) decision to end its contract with the IT consortium supporting the Oyster ...
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Transport for London (TfL) Oyster and contactless sign-in will soon be changing for online users – Yubico comments
Transport for London (TfL) announced that it will be introducing multi-factor authentication (MFA) to its Oyster and contactless users this year. Usernames and passwords, which is the authentication ...
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CIO Interview: The world of data is your Oyster at TfL
Townsend believes that when this information is combined with Oyster data, and data from TfL's Wi-Fi network, he will be able to build an accurate picture of traffic flow, not just on the ...