Overview
- Basic-Fit, which disclosed the breach Monday, said roughly 1 million members in the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Spain, and Germany were affected.
- Stolen records include names, home and email addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, bank account details, and other membership data, but not passwords or ID documents.
- The company said monitoring flagged the intrusion and it cut off access within minutes before launching an investigation with external experts and notifying regulators and affected members.
- Basic-Fit reports no sign so far of the stolen data being posted or sold online and says it is continuing to monitor for leaks.
- Franchise member data sits on a separate system that was not exposed, and the company urges customers to watch for phishing and verify messages through official channels.