Curaçao Regulator Plans Interim Licensing Portal After Data Breach
The CGA is replacing its externally managed system and ending the provider’s services, while confirming that existing licences remain valid throughout the transition.
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The CGA is replacing its externally managed system and ending the provider’s services, while confirming that existing licences remain valid throughout the transition.
CGA says unauthorised access lasted from December 2025 to September 2026, while its replacement portal still required development and security checks when the statement was prepared.
The Curaçao regulator is focusing resources on a forensic investigation and considering legal action against German security researcher Lilith Wittmann, who responded sarcastically to the decision.
The regulator says it is redirecting resources to a forensic investigation after unauthorised access to its online portal led to information being published online.
A hack of regulator CGA's licensee portal revealed ownership details for roughly 800 individuals behind brands including Stake, 1xBet and Blaze.

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