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River Cree casino hacked, customer information compromised

Posted on March 18, 2016 by Dissent

CBC News reports:

The River Cree casino says it was the victim of a “cyberattack” earlier this week that resulted in the theft of customer and employee information.

The casino, on the Enoch Cree First Nation just west of Edmonton, said it discovered the attack on Monday and immediately alerted the RCMP, the Alberta Gaming and Liquour Commission, the office of the Alberta privacy commissioner and a top cyber-security company.

Read more on CBC News.

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