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Cowboys Casino warns personal information may have been leaked in data breach

Posted on June 4, 2016 by Dissent

Chris Bowen reports:

Cowboys Casino is investigating a possible data breach after its computer system was the target of a cyber-attack.

The establishment says its IT experts took immediate actions and they are confident they have secured the system.

It’s believed some client, employee and corporate information including names, contact information, and other personal data may have been compromised.

Read more on 660 News.

CBC News reports that about 1,600 casino patrons and 300 staff might be affected, but credit card information is not involved in this incident.

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