Overview
- Basic-Fit, which disclosed Monday, said intruders accessed the system that records member check-ins and downloaded data on about one million people.
- The company said the leak spans France, Belgium, Germany, Spain, Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
- Stolen fields include subscription records, names, postal addresses, emails, phone numbers, dates of birth and banking details.
- Basic-Fit said it has notified affected members and reported the incident to authorities, adding that no passwords or identity documents were kept or exposed.
- The group operates in 12 countries under the Basic-Fit and Clever Fit brands with more than 2,150 clubs and 5.8 million members, illustrating its reach across Europe.