- Legends International publishes a letter of data violation
- He says he suffered a cyber attack and a data violation in November 2024
- The survey of the nature of the stolen data is underway
Legends International, a company providing high -end services for sports and entertainment sites, has confirmed the suffering of a cyber attack and the loss of sensitive data.
In an example of a data violation letter, the company said it has identified an “unauthorized activity” on its IT systems in early November 2024.
After taking parts in his infrastructure down and executed an investigation, he discovered that “some legendary files” had been accessible and exfiltrated during the attack.
Investigation
The letter does not discuss the nature of the stolen data, so we do not know if it is the habit (names, email addresses, postal addresses), or if it includes more sensitive information (payment data, driving license numbers, social security numbers, etc.).
Basic information, belonging to former employees and customers, is probably taken, given how legends have released it in the letter: “It seems that legends have your personal information in these files because you have worked or visited a place managed by legends.”
The company offered 24 months of free identity flight services to affected people, via Experian. The victims have until July 31, 2025 to register.
This supports Cyberinsider, could mean that “very sensitive personal data” have also been taken.
The investigation seems to be underway and the police have been informed. Therefore, we still do not know how many people could have been affected. However, as the organization is quite large, it could be a major incident.
Legends International employs approximately 5,800 people on six continents and recently declared an annual turnover estimated at $ 1.7 billion for the period ending on March 31, 2024.
At the time of the press, no threat actor has assumed the responsibility of the attack, and Legends has not yet found the shared data online.
However, the company has urged its former employees and customers to remain vigilant and closely monitor their account reports and credit history for any sign of unauthorized transactions.
