The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has revealed that its system was hacked, resulting in the loss of personal data.
The federation claimed in a statement on Thursday that the cyber intrusion resulted in the loss of data belonging to president Luis Rubiales.
According to the RFEF, the attack also targeted General Secretary Andreu Camps, who had text and audio data stolen.
The loss had been reported to the police, according to the RFEF.
“It is likely that this personal data, illegally obtained with clear criminal intent, has been offered to various media,” the RFEF said
It stated that it had evidence that hackers had called a journalist and offered him the stolen material in a phone call.
It stated that the contents would be released soon.
The federation cautioned that this would be a violation of the people’s rights and an illegal publishing of trade secrets.
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