The gaming industry is grappling with another significant cybersecurity incident, as International Game Technology (IGT) has confirmed a cyberattack targeting its systems. The breach, disclosed on November 17, 2024, has disrupted portions of the company's internal information technology infrastructure, sparking widespread concern across the sector. Hackers Continue to Target Gaming...
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Everi Holdings will quit manufacturing in the state of Texas and will move all production...
A host of business associates and partners of Stake.com – a cryptocurrency casino platform based...