Last summer MGM Resorts suffered a data breach. News of the incident started circulating in February after hackers started offering up data on 10.6 million guests as a free download.

Now it looks like the actual number of guests impacted may be nearly 14 times higher.

ZD Net has reported a new listing that appeared on an underground hacking forum over the weekend. Up for grabs: data from a whopping 142,479,937 MGM Resorts guests for the cryptocurrency equivalent of about $3,000.

Reached for comment by ZD Net, MGM Resorts stated that “[the company] was aware of the scope of this previously reported incident from last summer and has already addressed the situation."

https://www.forbes.com/sites/leemathews/2020/07/14/mgm-142-million-guests-hacked/#625cddcc5294

BREAKING, from @WHNSC

NSA Robert O'Brien: "The reported UK action reflects a growing international consensus that Huawei and other untrusted vendors pose an unacceptable threat to national security, as they remain beholden to the Chinese Communist Party… (1/2)

… "We look forward to working with the UK, as well as our many other partners and allies, to spur innovation, promote vendor diversity in the 5G supply chain, and ensure 5G security free from dangerous manipulations." – NSA Robert O'Brien (2/2)

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