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Fans’ data deemed safe after reported World Cup breach

A database of personal details on 250,000 football fans was believed to have been unlawfully sold on the black market. The database contained details of those who had purchased tickets for the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany. The ICO investigation started last September has found no ticket purchasers in the UK have been affected by any wrongdoing. Meanwhile, the ICO said it may open a criminal investigation into a report that Yorkshire police forces, health organisations and local authorities have allowed staff to snoop on the public by accessing confidential personal information.”]

Source: https://www.csoonline.com/article/2126640/fans–data-deemed-safe-after-reported-world-cup-breach.html

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