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More than 350 Dutch sports clubs have reported a data breach after an attacker copied information from AllUnited’s membership database, the company says.
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More than 350 sports clubs in the Netherlands have reported a data breach to the Dutch Data Protection Authority after a cyberattack on membership-administration provider AllUnited. The regulator expects the number of reports to rise.
An AllUnited spokesperson said an unknown outsider copied data from the company’s database on Monday evening. The information was linked to all federations and clubs using the system and included members’ names, addresses, passwords and bank account numbers.
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