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In reality it is rare that sites are hacked in order to try to steal customer money. Most attacks on betting sites seek to disrupt them, e.g. by shutting them down for a period, to cost them money – perhaps asking for a ransom or simply to be disruptive.
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Read More »Like anything in the world of online websites, betting sites are liable to being hacked by unscrupulous characters as anywhere else. Of course, when you think about it makes complete sense: those that bet online have to give some financial information over, as well as tending to have large bankrolls that can be taken by those of a nefarious mindset. The amount of money involved in online gambling is the first reason why a hacker would decide to target such a website. Though you may only place small bets of £5, £10 or £20, other people will be logging into their accounts in order to place significantly larger deposits and wagers. The best sites offer security to their customers and work hard to stop hackers from being able to gain access to any information. In reality it is rare that sites are hacked in order to try to steal customer money. Most attacks on betting sites seek to disrupt them, e.g. by shutting them down for a period, to cost them money – perhaps asking for a ransom or simply to be disruptive. While some hackers do try to steal customer data from operators the biggest risk to your data being stolen is ultimately you. Things like not having secure passwords, using public wi-fi networks to login or being lured in by a phishing scam. If a site is hacked directly there is not much you can do but you can at least reduce the chances of someone stealing your data directly from you.
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Read More »There are any number of reasons why these sites might be targeted but it is important to remember in a lot of cases they are seeking to hurt the company not often to steal your actual information. To steal personal information there are means that are a lot easier for criminals that involve less security – by stealing details directly from you or by scamming you into revealing information.
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Read More »There have been numerous cases of betting sites being attacked by nefarious characters over the years. In the summer of 2019, for example, a group of Chinese hackers began deliberately targeting such companies in Asia and the Middle East, with rumours of a potential move to Europe. Talent-Jump and Trend Micro, two cyber-security firms, said that the group had been taking company databases and source code, rather than money, with the suggestion being that the attacks were about industrial espionage rather than for financial gain. That is not the only such example. William Hill was the target of a DDoS, or Distributed Denial-of-Service attack, following in the footsteps of the likes of Netflix and the Guardian. In 2016, the company had to issue an apology after customers were unable to login to their accounts. As proof that such things can happen even when precautions are taken, William Hill were working with a global leader in Enterprise Immune System technology for cyber defence at the time, Darktrace. The denials of service didn’t appear to target any customer’s accounts. In the early part of 2020, the only gambling site SuperCasino confirmed that it had been hacked, leading to the vital information of some of its customers being obtained by the hackers. Though no passwords or financial data was taken, personal information was exposed and that was enough to concern punters with SuperCasino accounts. The likes of names, usernames, telephone numbers and even addresses were taken during the hack, resulting in punters being asked to change the login information that they had registered with the site for their own protection. Though there are countless such examples that we could tell you about, perhaps the best one to indicate the fact that size doesn’t matter in terms of staying safe comes in the form of an attack on MGM Resorts International. One of the biggest gambling firms in the world, the company was the victim of a hacker attack that led to the exposure of the personal information of millions of people. The far-reaching data breach didn’t involve any financial losses, nor the exposure of card details, but it was enough of a problem to concern those whose information was exposed.
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