Crypto Casino Gamdom Goes Dark After a $3 Million Wallet Hack
Crypto casino and sportsbook Gamdom lost more than $3 million in an Oct. 13 hot-wallet breach, according to founder Felix Romer, although independent blockchain analysis places the damage closer to $4.2 million. The attack involved unauthorized access to an automation server, prompting the company to shut down operations and transfer remaining assets into cold storage. […]
Key Takeaways
- Crypto casino and sportsbook Gamdom lost more than $3 million in an Oct.
- 13 hot-wallet breach, according to founder Felix Romer, although independent blockchain analysis places the damage closer to $4.2 million.
- The attack involved unauthorized access to an automation server, prompting the company to shut down operations and transfer remaining assets into cold storage.
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