It is well known that when a website or page functions well on a social network, it becomes a prime target for cyberattack.

You have certainly already seen it on Instagram with players who regularly call to denounce duplication of their pages by malicious people. This phenomenon is becoming more and more frequent and it extends not only to players but also to brands.

Indeed, after Nox Some time ago, it was Adidas's turn to fall victim to these internet hackers. The brand has seen a fraudulent website impersonating it for some time on the internet, as it explains in a post published on its blog and shared on its social networks.

It’s simple, the site in question pretends to be All For Padel, the entity that owns Adidas' rights to padel. A prohibited practice that harms the brand but also certainly its customers. Indeed, not only is it unlikely that you will receive your pala if you order from this fraudulent site, but on top of that, your credit card numbers could fall into the wrong hands...

This is a bit of a downside to the new popularity of padel. In any case, if you see this kind of illicit activity, don't hesitate to report it!

And to avoid any problems, stick to the clubs, to Brands and trusted sites for your padel purchases!

Xan is a fan of padel. But also of rugby! And his posts are just as punchy. Physical trainer of several padel players, he finds atypical posts or deals with current topics. He also gives you some advice to develop your physique for padel. Clearly, he imposes his offensive style as on the padel court!

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