More than 350 sports clubs report data leak after cyber attack on AllUnited

AllUnited reported a data breach where an unknown outsider copied sensitive information from its database, affecting over 350 sports clubs. The stolen data includes names, addresses, passwords, and bank account numbers of members. Various sports associations, including those for chess, cricket, and billiards, have been impacted. The Authority for Personal Data (AP) has been notified, and the number of reports is expected to increase. The hockey association has blocked data exchange as a precaution, although it does not use AllUnited's services. AllUnited has not established contact with the cyber attacker, leaving the attacker's origin and motive unclear.