The hacker group that has stolen personal data from the sports app Sportadmin has published what it claims are sensitive personal information on the net. Sportadmin is now confirming the publication.
SwedenFor a week ago, the deadline was extended again by the hackers who threaten to leak personal data from Sportadmin. Now it expires. Based on the police's and security experts' assessment, we assume that the data will be released in some form, says Jennie Everhed, communications manager at Lime Technologies, the company behind the app.
SportsHackers threaten to leak sensitive personal data from thousands of child athletes and their parents. The deadline is now extended by two days, according to TV4. It is true that the perpetrators have postponed the threat of publishing the data, says Jennie Everhed, communications manager at Lime Technologies, the company behind Sportadmin.
SportsA hacker group with Russian connections is threatening to leak personal data from Sportadmin unless a ransom is paid, reports Dagens Nyheter. We expect the data to be released in some form within the next few days, says Jennie Everhed, communications manager at Lime Technologies, the company behind the app.
SportsThere is still great uncertainty regarding the extent of the cyberattack on the Sportadmin app – which is used by 1,700 sports associations in Sweden and has one million users. We cannot currently know what amount of data is involved, says Jennie Everhed, communications manager at Lime Technologies, which owns Sportadmin, to TT.
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