Recent reports have unveiled a series of cyber attacks targeting UK parliament members, officials, and journalists. The attacks, identified as 'phishing' and 'spear phishing', involved sending highly personalized messages accompanied by explicit images from domains such as APT31's 'pixel reconnaissance' domain (nrponews). These attempts aimed to compromise the recipients, with attackers often claiming to have met their targets at an SW1 drinks event. Investigations found emails in the inboxes of dozens of global lawmakers, but notably, the European Parliament demonstrated robust cyber security measures, as no Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) were affected. The incidents have raised significant security concerns within Westminster, with at least six top MPs, officials, and journalists targeted.