Newsazenplay.comDocuments taken from the Curaçao Gaming Authority reportedly identified the recorded owners of several online gambling brands, including Blaze.com, Qbet.com, Stake and 1xBet. The incident involved unauthorized access to regulatory files and raised questions about security at the authority.
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Security researchers reported that compromised poker software installed a covert remote-access agent on Windows computers used by online poker players. The initial estimate was approximately 30 affected users across Europe, North America and Oceania.
A hacker accessed Curaçao Gaming Control Board systems and released tens of thousands of confidential documents relating to gambling sites and licensing. The reported incident exposed information about the regulator and operators in the largely unregulated online gambling market.
Duelbits resumed deposits and withdrawals after a hack it said drained roughly $7 million from its wallets. The company said it had replenished funds and reopened with about $8 million in hot and cold wallets, but it has not published a technical explanation of how the attackers gained access.