It’s unclear who exactly was responsible for the cyberattacks.

Scattered Spider considered a ‘serious threat’ MGM Resorts did not respond to multiple requests for comment from CNN this week on how it was dealing with the apparent hack.Īn FBI spokesperson said the bureau was investigating the cybersecurity incident at MGM Resorts but declined further comment, citing an ongoing investigation. The company said on Monday, when news of the incident broke, that it had shut down certain computer systems to protect its data. “We continue to work diligently to resolve our cybersecurity issue while addressing individual guest needs promptly,” MGM Resorts said in a statement on Thursday morning. The company did not immediately respond to CNN’s questions as to what steps were taken and whether they included paying a ransom.įor its part, MGM Resorts has repeatedly referred to a “cybersecurity issue” in describing the disruption to some of its computer systems, but the incident has the hallmarks of a cyberattack. “We have taken steps to ensure that the stolen data is deleted by the unauthorized actor, although we cannot guarantee this result,” Caesars Entertainment said. The hackers broke into computer systems via “a social engineering attack” on an IT support contractor, according to the filing. The second floor of the Augustus Tower features Qua Baths & Spa, and Guy Savoy, the famous French chef's first restaurant outside of Paris.Hackers take on ChatGPT with support from White HouseĬaesars Entertainment, which owns famous hotel-casinos such as Caesars Palace, confirmed on September 7 that the hackers had stolen a copy of the customer loyalty program database, in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Another option: rooms in the elegant Nobu Hotel, a Japanese-theme hotel-within-a-hotel. If you're a real big-spender (think five figures a night), book a Villa these houselike hideaways were designed for whales but were opened for public bookings in early 2014.

For $70 to $100 or more per night, you can book a Deluxe Room in the Octavius or Augustus towers. Caesars was one of the first properties in town to create rooms so lavish that guests might actually want to spend time in them. Here you can get your picture taken with Caesar, Cleopatra, and the centurion guard find the full-size reproduction of Michelangelo's David or amble along Roman streetscapes in The Forum Shops to see replicas of iconic fountains from Italy. The opulent entrance, fountains, Roman statuary, bas-reliefs, and roaming centurions all add up to the iconic, over-the-top Las Vegas hotel.

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