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MGM, which runs more than 30 hotel and gaming venues globally, including in Macau and Las Vegas, was targeted by a hacking group named Scattered Spider.
Caesars told U.S. regulators it could not guarantee personal data wasn’t stolen, while MGM Resorts reported some of its operations were still impacted from its own cyberattack.
Caesars told U.S. regulators it could not guarantee personal data wasn't stolen, while MGM Resorts reported some of its operations were still impacted from its own cyberattack.
The company continues to experience system disruptions four days after the cyberattack. It's been four days since MGM Resorts experienced issues with its systems, saying that it was merely a "cybersecurity issue," only for reports to strongly claim that it was a cyberattack.
The incident began Sunday and the extent of its effect on reservation systems and casino floors in Las Vegas and several states was not immediately known.