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Cybersecurity incident disrupts card payments and internal systems at Turning Stone Casino

First reported · Last reported · 9 related reports

A cybersecurity incident affected network and communications systems at three casinos, including Turning Stone Casino, and associated businesses in New York State. The operator shut down some internal systems as a precaution, suspending card payments, ATMs, member benefits and some bingo and sports betting services. Some systems and payment services were subsequently restored, but technical and telephone disruptions continued at the resort on November 7. The operator said it had found no evidence of access to confidential information.

Key facts

Affected organization
Turning Stone Casino
Incident type
Hacking & intrusion
Occurred / detected
Not confirmed
Scale of damage
Card payments, ATMs and member benefits suspended at three New York State casinos and associated businesses, with some bingo and sports betting facilities closed
Cause / method
Not confirmed
Location
United States

Timeline

  1. A cybersecurity incident prompted the shutdown of some internal systems, and casinos and associated stores switched to cash payments.
  2. Some systems were restored, but the casinos continued to accept cash payments only.
  3. Some ATMs and convenience store payment services were restored, and operating systems gradually returned to normal.
  4. Operational recovery progressed, but technical and telephone disruptions continued across the resort.

9 related reports

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