U.P. tribe hit with ransomware attack, gaming at 5 casinos shut down
On Sunday morning, the Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians, which owns and operates the casinos, experienced a data security incident that impacted gaming operations, officials said on Facebook. The tribe has hired third-party experts to get gaming back online and investigate the incident.
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On Sunday morning, the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians suffered a ransomware attack. This attack impacted multiple computer and phone systems across tribal administration, including the ...
A federal judge in Seattle has declared the tribe's nearly 50-year quest for recognition should be considered again, but this ...
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Described as a "soundbite lounge," in session is making music the priority and the food menu secondary — the opposite of ...
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