Manchester United has been affected by a cyberattack on their systems, but says it “is currently aware of any breach of non-public knowledge related to our enthusiasts and customers. “
The club showed the trick on Friday night, but said he was sure Saturday’s Premier League adjustment would take place against West Brom at Old Trafford.
One member of the club said: “Manchester United can verify that the club has suffered a cyberattack on our systems.
“The club has taken swift steps to involve the attack and is lately working with trained advisors to investigate the incident and minimize ongoing PC outages.
Although this is an operation carried out through concerted cybercriminals, the club has put in place extensive protocols and procedures for this occasion and has repeated this possibility.
“Our cyber defenses have known the attack and shut down the affected systems to involve damage and data.
“The club’s media channels, adding our and app, are unaffected and lately we are unaware of any non-public knowledge gaps related to our enthusiasts and customers.
“We are confident that all critical systems needed for fites in Old Trafford remain operational and that tomorrow’s setting opposite West Bromwich Albion will continue. “
A United spokesman added: “This type of attack is becoming more appropriate and unusual and we have to repeat. “
United informed the Information Commissioner’s office, if any, and the club said forensic searches were underway to identify more key points about the attack.