When the House Lost: Lessons from the Recent Vegas Casino Ransomware Attacks
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#2Are we going to see more casino-related cyber attacks? These are some tough (costly) lessons to learn. Good insight here.
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#3looks like a screenplay to new blockbuster.
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#4looks like a screenplay to new blockbuster.
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#5I wish they would've hacked me an upgrade to Seven Stars status at Caesars
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#6The Okta blog claimed the hackers had access to the users passwords or have already compromised the flow between Active Directory (Microsoft) & Okta and then used social engineering to reset MFA. In any case, this is a major mess. I believe we need the civilian version of login.gov sooner rather than later. The US Post Office can charge a fee every time it has to reset someone password after they verified who they are in person.
https://sec.okta.com/articles/2023/08/cross-tenant-impersona...