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MGM Resorts' 2023 cyberattack caused operational disruption and data breach

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MGM Resorts suffered operational disruption in Las Vegas from a 2023 cyberattack, which led to disputes over the data breach. The FBI disrupted the BlackCat ransomware gang used in the attack and created a decryption tool. In December 2025, payments began under a $45 million data breach settlement.

Key facts

Affected organization
MGM Resorts International
Incident type
Ransomware
Occurred / detected
Not confirmed
Scale of damage
Not confirmed
Cause / method
BlackCat ransomware attack
Location
United States

Timeline

  1. MGM's chief financial officer said the company expected insurance to cover the costs of the cyberattack.
  2. The FBI disrupted the BlackCat ransomware gang and created a decryption tool.
  3. Five defendants linked to the 2023 cyberattacks on MGM and Caesars were charged.
  4. The Federal Trade Commission and MGM neared a resolution of their dispute related to the 2023 cyberattack.
  5. MGM began making payments under a $45 million data breach settlement.

17 related reports

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