UEFA has said it may have been subject to a similar cyber attack to ones that affected FIFA earlier this year and in 2017. The FIFA attacks led to the release of a list of players who had failed drug tests along with other information set to be published by European media companies. In an interview on Tuesday, Mr. Blatter denied any wrongdoing but acknowledged he was “very concerned” about the latest attack.
UEFA has said it may have been subject to a similar cyber attack to ones that affected FIFA earlier this year and in 2017. The FIFA attacks led to the release of a list of players who had failed drug tests along with other information set to be published by European media companies. Now UEFA officials have fallen victim to a phishing attack and persuaded to reveal login details, although the regulatory body said it could not find evidence of a hack in its own systems.