Newsazenplay.comThe cryptocurrency casino Gamdom is facing a ransom demand from the extortion group Whitearmor, which claims to have stolen records tied to more than 15 million accounts. The operator disputes the claimed database size; the incident follows a separate attack that allegedly drained more than $3…
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Cyberextortion group WhiteArmor claims it accessed more than 15.4 million Gamdom user accounts and is demanding $15 million in Bitcoin. Gamdom’s founder disputes the scale of the alleged compromise, saying access was limited to a few hundred accounts; the claim follows a separate hot-wallet exploit…
WhiteArmor alleges that it obtained records from 15,420,003 Gamdom accounts and has threatened to publish customer information unless paid in bitcoin. The reported database claim remains unverified, while Gamdom has denied that attackers accessed its entire customer database; a separate October 13…
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