www.straitstimes.com Stade Francais Rugby Club Hit by Cyberattack, Player Data Compromised
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- •Stade Francais experienced a cyberattack affecting its information systems.
- •Identity documents of 18 players were leaked, with ransom demands issued.
- •The club has restored its systems and maintained operational online sales platforms.
On August 6, 2026, Stade Francais reported a cyberattack that compromised part of its information system. The attackers published identity documents of 18 players as proof and demanded a ransom, threatening to release more documents by August 15 if not paid. The club has implemented immediate containment and recovery measures, ensuring that its online sales platforms, including ticketing and merchandise, remain operational. Stade Francais has filed a complaint with authorities but declined to comment on communications from the attackers. The club has restored its IT environment from clean backups, allowing normal operations to continue.
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