The Marseille club is at the heart of a digital crisis. On February 22, 2026, OM's online ticketing system suffered a major cyberattack, jeopardizing the confidentiality of data belonging to nearly 400,000 supporters .

The facts: A data leak claimed by the perpetrators

The attack was made public the following day by a hacker operating under the pseudonym "SaxX" on the social network X. According to initial findings:

1. Target: Official ticketing platform.
2. Volume: Approximately 400,000 potentially compromised user accounts.
3. Data concerned: Personal information and purchase history.

At present, the club has not yet specified whether bank details have been extracted or if the leak is limited to identifiers and contact details (emails, addresses).

A major security issue for professional football

This incident highlights the vulnerability of football clubs, which manage massive databases. Between annual subscriptions and individual ticket purchases, securing these "digital vaults" becomes a critical challenge to prevent cybercriminals from exploiting this data.

Awaiting an official response

Despite the scale of the demand, Olympique de Marseille is currently maintaining a cautious silence. Worried fans are awaiting a formal statement from the club regarding the next steps, particularly concerning password changes and monitoring of their bank accounts.

Important note: If you have an account on the OM ticketing website, it is strongly advised to change your password now, as a precautionary measure.