Fans attempting to log on to the club's ticketing system earlier this month were greeted with several error messages, with some shown personal details of supporters - potentially leaving them at risk of phishing attacks. West Ham United inadvertently leaked details of supporters - including names, home addresses and phone numbers - on their official website after a 'technical error' while accessing the ticketing system. Last week Leeds United decided to beef up their security amid the threat of cyber criminals breaching their systems - commissioning Barracuda Networks to secure email systems and defending against ransomware. Top secret data at United had fallen into the hands of a 'organised cyber criminals', who attempted to hold the club to ransom for millions of pounds. West Ham fans had their details inadvertently leaked on the club's website, reports claimSecurity experts believe the issue was 'an internal error' which could have caused 'further potential problems' for supporters.
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