Curaçao Regulator CGA Reports Breach of Licensee Portal

Curaçao's gambling regulator CGA reported on September 17 that its online portal for licensees had been hacked. According to the regulator, the threat has been contained and its source identified, though the full scope of the incident has not yet been determined. CGA stated it is currently working to establish the nature of the affected information and the extent of potential consequences.

CGA said no compromise of core technical infrastructure has been identified at this stage, and additional monitoring and security measures have already been implemented. No further details regarding the number of licensees potentially affected or the specific type of data involved were disclosed by the regulator.

The breach raises questions about the security of licensing infrastructure used to oversee Curaçao-licensed operators, though the regulator's early assessment suggests the incident has not compromised its core systems.