Newsazenplay.comThe cybercrime group WhiteArmor claimed it accessed more than 15.4 million Gamdom user accounts and demanded $15 million in Bitcoin. The claim has not been independently verified, and Gamdom’s founder disputed the alleged scale of the compromise.
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WIRED reported that malware known as MeshAgent was found on a professional poker player’s computer and may have enabled access to opponents’ cards. The discovery followed an investigation into suspected cheating during high-stakes online poker play.
A breach at Australian booking provider RMS exposed guest names, contact details and booking information, leading to phishing emails targeting customers of affected hotels. RMS said credit-card and other payment details were not accessed, while Federal Group’s Wrest Point Casino was among the…
A man and woman were arrested after allegedly impersonating a FedEx employee to defraud a Missouri casino of $150,000. Authorities reportedly recovered the cash during a search, and both suspects face theft charges.