Newsazenplay.comThe Curaçao Gaming Authority said the closure of its licensing portal will not invalidate existing licences or alter licensed operators’ responsibilities. The regulator is developing replacement arrangements after a cyberattack reportedly led to the release of more than 40,000 documents.
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Curaçao’s gambling regulator confirmed that its hacked online licensing portal will be permanently shut down. The authority had expected to publish interim arrangements by October 9, but details were still unavailable in the reported update.
Curaçao’s gambling regulator said its online licensing portal, affected by a cyberattack, will not return as previously planned. The disruption affects the system used for licensing offshore online gambling operators.
The Curaçao Gaming Authority said its online licensing portal will not return after a data breach exposed more than 40,000 documents. Existing licences remain valid, while licensing, compliance and supervision will continue through alternative arrangements as an interim system is developed.