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Dutch sports federations and clubs say members’ personal data, potentially including bank account numbers, may have been copied in a breach at membership-management provider AllUnited.
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Several Dutch sports federations and clubs say members’ personal data may have been copied in a cyberattack on AllUnited, a system used to manage club membership records. The cricket, draughts and billiards federations, along with several local clubs, have reported being affected; the data may include bank account numbers.
The Royal Dutch Cricket Association said an attacker exploited a software flaw on Monday evening. The breach was discovered and closed on Tuesday, according to the association.
Clubs including VV Katwijk, VOC Rotterdam, Nijmegen Atletiek and Haagsche Rugby Club said on Wednesday that they were affected. AllUnited had not responded to questions by Tuesday or Wednesday, according to the report.
AllUnited has identified the Dutch hockey, football and tennis and padel federations as partners. Those federations had not themselves commented on the breach at the time of the report.
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