Two teenagers are reported to face jail after a major cyber attack on Transport for London (TfL) valued at about £29 million. According to the accounts, the intrusion is described as among the largest hacks affecting Britain’s transport network. The reporting characterizes the suspects as carrying out the attack from their bedrooms and linking their online activity to crypto-related interests. The outlets also describe how investigators identify the teenagers following a seemingly mundane incident involving a takeaway order. After they are caught, the reporting adds that the teenagers remain capable of hacking while in custody, suggesting continued access or activity during detention. The coverage focuses on the scale of the TfL disruption and the unusual circumstances leading to their identification, while also emphasizing the criminal charges and the prospect of imprisonment. Other specific technical details of the intrusion, the extent of operational impact on TfL services, and the outcome of the criminal case are not included in the provided excerpts.