www.lalibre.be Data Leak Exposes Personal Information of Sports Club Members
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- •Twizzit platform experienced a data leak affecting personal information of users.
- •Compromised data includes names and email addresses, including those of minors.
- •Users are advised to remain vigilant against potential fraud attempts.
The digital platform Twizzit, used for managing communications and payments for various sports federations and youth movements, suffered a data leak. Personal information, including names, email addresses, and details of minors, was compromised. However, passwords, banking data, and payment information remain secure. Users are advised to be vigilant for potential fraud attempts using the leaked data. The incident highlights significant risks for organizations handling sensitive information about minors. The exact number of affected individuals has not been disclosed, but the implications for privacy and security are considerable.
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2026-09-26
Data leak confirmed at Twizzit
Twizzit reported a data breach affecting personal information of users, including minors. Passwords and financial data were not compromised.
www.rtl.be2026-09-26
Public warning issued
Users of Twizzit were warned to be vigilant for potential fraud due to the data leak. Recommendations for safeguarding personal information were provided.
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