Newsazenplay.comA report on the Curaçao Gaming Authority says a breach of its licensing portal exposed ownership and financial records tied to hundreds of gambling companies. The report says the incident involved records connected to offshore gambling operators.
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Unauthorized access to the Curaçao Gaming Authority’s online licensing portal exposed information submitted by licence holders, including confidential application material. The regulator said no specific operator had been identified as suffering losses and permanently discontinued the affected…
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