Polish Anti-Doping Agency hacked, athlete data leaked
The Polish Anti-Doping Agency was hit by a cyberattack and athlete data was leaked. Suspicions were raised that Russia, Belarus or a hostile state was behind it. The agency said the leaked doping test results were fake, and the specific extent of the damage and the date of the incident have not been confirmed.
Key facts
- Affected organization
- Polish Anti-Doping Agency (POLADA)
- Incident type
- Data breach
- Occurred / detected
- Not confirmed
- Scale of damage
- Athlete data leaked
- Cause / method
- Data theft via cyberattack; suspected involvement of hostile states such as Russia and Belarus
- Location
- Poland
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Timeline
- Athlete data was leaked from the Polish Anti-Doping Agency, with suspicions raised that Russia or Belarus was behind it.
- A hostile state was named as being behind the hacking of the Polish Anti-Doping Agency and the athlete data leak.
- Poland countered that the leaked anti-doping materials and test results were fake.
- The Polish Anti-Doping Agency said the leaked doping-related content was fake and named a hostile state as behind the hack.
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