By Braden Keith on SwimSwam POLADA, the Polish Anti-Doping Agency, has dismissed files that showed covered-up doping violations by a number of their star athletes as “fake news” served by an “enemy state.” A number of high-profile athletes were listed in the alleged leaks, including world #1 ranked tennis player Iga Swiatek and Barcelona FC striker Robert Lewandowski. POLADA has said that there was a cyber-attack on their databases that resulted in the leak of 50,000 confidential files. The attacks are reminiscent of the Fancy Bear attacks by a Russian hacking group between 2016 and 2019 that resulted in attacks on a number of anti-doping agencies , including WADA. That group leaked what the
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