Newsazenplay.comGamblingNews said a major data breach at the Curaçao Gaming Authority exposed details tied to hundreds of people associated with online gambling firms. The report said the leak renewed scrutiny of the island’s licensing system and raised further questions about operator ownership structures.
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The Curaçao Gaming Authority confirmed it was investigating unauthorized access to its online gaming portal. It said incident-response steps were activated immediately and that the investigation had not yet established the full scope of the breach.
The story reported that a breach of the Curaçao Gaming Authority's licensing portal exposed ownership and financial records tied to gambling companies. It said the incident involved hundreds of offshore gambling firms and created a risk of further identification of beneficial owners.
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