In attacking Caesars and MGM, the group tricked a help desk worker into providing access to protected networks and then exploited that access to extort the resort giants. Caesars reportedly paid roughly $15 million to the attackers, the Wall Street Journal reported at the time.

Q1.Is Online Gambling Legal in Singapore? At present, gambling remains illegal in Singapore in all its forms. You can only legally gamble online in Singapore at the Singapore Pools, where you can bet on sports (like horse racing) and play lotteries.