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Repeated cyber-attacks target sports organizations over the last year

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Sports organizations faced sustained cyber targeting across the last 12 months, with 84% of teams, venues and event bodies hit and 57% struck more than once. The pattern raises operational risk for live events, where attackers can time ransomware or DDoS disruption for maximum impact. The same targeting also increases exposure to fan data theft, supply-chain abuse and phishing-led compromise.

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  1. 11.06.2026 03:00 2 articles · 1d ago

    Darktrace reports repeated cyber targeting of sports organizations

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    Darktrace reports that 84% of sports organizations, including teams, venues and event bodies, were targeted by cyber-attacks during the last year, and 57% experienced multiple incidents in the 12-month period. The findings highlight repeated exposure to phishing, social engineering, ransomware and DDoS disruption risks across live sporting operations and fan-data environments.

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