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Update: Hacker dumps stolen Casino Rama information online

Posted on November 22, 2016 by Dissent

CTV reports:

A collection of personal and private information stolen during the Casino Rama cyberattack has been dumped online.

A five gigabyte file containing more than 14,000 documents was uploaded to a torrent website on Monday. The information belongs to people who’ve won big at the casino and former employees.

The files contain social insurance numbers, wage information, photo ID and confidential emails. The dump also contains an illustration of Casino Rama’s computer network.

Read more on CTV News Barrie.

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