MGM Resorts Hit by $100 Million Cyberattack and Data Breach

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MGM Resorts experienced a cyberattack that resulted in a data breach, exposing customer information such as names, contact details, and driver's license numbers. The company claims that no bank account numbers or payment card information were compromised, and there is no evidence of identity theft or account fraud. The attack cost MGM Resorts an estimated $100 million, primarily due to guests changing or canceling reservations. The company has restored the majority of its systems and is offering free credit monitoring and identity protection services to affected customers.
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