Hacktivist group WhiteArmor claims to have stolen 15.42 million Gamdom accounts and demands $15 million in Bitcoin.

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The hacktivist group WhiteArmor claims to have stolen 15.42 million Gamdom accounts and is demanding $15 million in Bitcoin. The breach allegedly involved an internal machine with administrative privileges, and 100 records have been released as proof. On-chain data indicates a separate attack on a hot wallet on October 13, with estimated losses of $4.2 million. Altcoins linked to Gamdom’s ecosystem may be worth monitoring. No connection has been confirmed between the two incidents, and the data breach remains unverified.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the cyber extortion group WhiteArmor claims to have acquired the complete user database of the crypto casino Gamdom, involving approximately 15.42 million accounts and 146 data columns, and is demanding a ransom of $15 million in Bitcoin. The group claims it infiltrated the system via an internal machine account with administrative privileges and has published around 100 account records as proof.

Previously, Gamdom suffered a hot wallet attack on October 13, with the official confirmation of losses exceeding $3 million, while on-chain researchers estimated losses at approximately $4.2 million. There is currently no evidence linking the two incidents, and the scale of the data breach claimed by WhiteArmor has not been independently verified. (Dark Web Informer)

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