MGM Cyberattack Raises Concerns and Sparks Cybersecurity Crisis in Las Vegas

The Nevada Gaming Control Board declined to comment on the cyber attack affecting various MGM Resorts International properties, directing inquiries to the company itself. Governor Joe Lombardo's office stated that they are monitoring the situation and in communication with both MGM executives and law enforcement agencies. The attack has caused disruptions, with slot machines out of service and some guests encountering issues such as occupied hotel rooms. A group called Black Cat has claimed responsibility for the attack, attributing it to a 10-minute phone call. Visitors express concerns about the extent of the breach.