UK visa portal leaks thousands of passport documents online

The UK Visa Portal website has exposed thousands of user passport data and photos. Reports indicate around 100,000 documents were leaked.

The breach occurred on the official UK visa application site. Personal passport information and photographs of applicants became publicly accessible online.

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