iGaming regulation20 October 20261 min read

Curaçao Regulator Hires Firms to Remove Data After Licensing Portal Hack

The Curaçao Gaming Authority hired specialist firms to remove published licensee data and commissioned an independent technical investigation into the portal breach. It also reported the incident to authorities in Curaçao, Germany and the Netherlands while maintaining that existing licences were…

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