Hundreds of Dutch Sports Clubs Report Cyberattack Exposing Members' Personal Data

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More than 350 sports clubs have reported a data breach to the Dutch Data Protection Authority following the cyberattack on AllUnited on Monday evening. "We expect that number to rise," an AP spokesperson said on Wednesday.

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Service provider AllUnited has filed a police report after data was stolen from the company's database on Monday evening as a result of a data leak. The data concerns all sports federations and associations that work with AllUnited, according to a statement published on the company's website on Wednesday morning.

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There has been a data leak at a system that manages the data of members of sports clubs and associations. Personal data was reportedly stolen in the process, reports RTL Nieuws. The system in question belongs to All United. The Dutch cricket association KNCB is among those reporting the leak. The association states that the data of all players has been stolen. This involves names, addresses, telephone numbers, dates of birth, and bank account n…

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A data leak has occurred at AllUnited, an online management system for sports clubs and federations, among others. This is reported by RTL Nieuws. Personal data is said to have been stolen in the leak.

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All United announced on the evening of 9 November that an unknown person had copied information from the database on all members of sports clubs who used its services, and that names, addresses, passwords, telephone numbers and bank details had been leaked.