The glitch meant logged-in users could view and edit other companies' details without their consent.

Companies House has referred itself to the Information Commissioner’s Office and the National Cyber Security Centre after ...

Companies House has suspended its WebFiling service after a security flaw exposed sensitive company data including directors’ ...

A bug in its WebFiling service allowed users to access other companies’ details by pressing the back key on their web browser ...

Authorized users could view and make changes to sensitive company information.

Statement from Andy King, Chief Executive of Companies House, on the WebFiling security issue. On Friday 13 March, Companies House was made aware of a ...

Companies House, a British government agency that operates the registry for all U.K. companies, says its WebFiling service is ...

The government agency confirmed the vulnerability could have been exploited to obtain company details and alter records.

British businesses are being urged to check their Companies House records immediately after a serious security flaw potentially exposed the personal data of millions of firms for up to five months.

Companies House has reported a significant WebFiling security vulnerability that may have exposed sensitive company data ...

Official email from Companies House to all registered email addresses of companies registered in the UK, about a security issue that affected the ...

Back button blunder in WebFiling service run by Companies House revealed confidential paperwork Companies House was forced to pull down its record-filing platform for the entire weekend to rectify a ...