Adidas says customer data stolen in cyber attack

Adidas has disclosed it has been hit by a cyber assault wherein clients’ private info has been stolen.

The sportswear big stated criminals had obtained “sure shopper information” which “primarily consists” of the contact info of people that had been in contact with its assist desk.

Adidas stated passwords and bank card and different fee information weren’t compromised.

“We stay totally dedicated to defending the privateness and safety of our shoppers, and sincerely remorse any inconvenience or concern brought on by this incident,” it said in a post on its website.

It comes as retailers together with Marks & Spencer and Co-op have been focused in main cyber assaults.

Of their instances, the hacks severely compromised enterprise operations – there is no such thing as a indication something comparable has occurred with Adidas.

“Adidas just lately turned conscious that an unauthorized exterior social gathering obtained sure shopper information via a third-party customer support supplier,” the agency stated.

“We instantly took steps to include the incident and launched a complete investigation, collaborating with main info safety consultants.

“Adidas is within the technique of informing probably affected shoppers in addition to acceptable information safety and regulation enforcement authorities in line with relevant regulation.”

There have been a number of cyber incidents reported since April 2025, with some consultants discovering hyperlinks between them.

The BBC understands UK police are specializing in a infamous group of English-speaking hackers, generally known as Scattered Spider, as probably being behind the M&S cyber assault.

The identical group is believed to have been behind hacks on the Co-op and Harrods, nevertheless it was M&S that suffered the most important affect.

M&S estimates the cyber-attack will cost the firm around £300m, equal to a 3rd of its revenue.

There isn’t any suggestion that this group is behind the info breach at Adidas.

However the agency revealed earlier this month it had confronted information breaches in different components of its world empire – together with its Turkish and South Korean arms.