NYS Gaming Commission: Resorts World Hudson Valley impacted by ‘cybersecurity event’
Resorts World Hudson Valley experienced a “cybersecurity event” on Tuesday, according to the New York State Gaming Commission.
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Oct 19, 2023, 11:27 PM
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Updated 281 days ago
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yesterdayResorts World Hudson Valley experienced a “cybersecurity event” on Tuesday, according to the New York State Gaming Commission.
The incident, which remains under investigation, affected Everi, which is the licensed operator of New York’s video lottery gaming central system.
The casino resumed normal operations later the same day.
The NYSGC says it has no indication that personal identifiable information was compromised.
Jake's 58 Casino on Long Island was also affected and remains closed.
