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MGM Resorts Hit by Cyber Attack, Guests Face Check-In Issues and Payment Disruptions

  • MGM Resorts experienced a cyber-attack that impacted slot machines, online reservations, and digital room keys.

  • Customers reported issues checking in, making payments, and accessing accounts. Some were given physical room keys.

  • MGM said they shut down certain systems and notified law enforcement. The scope of the attack is still being determined.

  • MGM said resort facilities remain operational, with staff assisting guests. Main website and resort sites are unavailable.

  • This is the 2nd cybersecurity incident for MGM in recent years. In 2019, over 10 million customer records were stolen.

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