Gamdom hacked for a 3M$

[goldkingcoiner]

Actually very crazy that the numbers of reportedly hacked casinos are increasing this is so you wavr an idea of how far this hackers has become and with this knowledge it is more than enough reason to double up your security system,
Basically we can only discuss about it here but very important that securities measures are reinforced to thjcasinos, the casinos do play a major role in the forum and if there are more hacks especially big ones is with definitely have an impact in the forum as well so I just hope they are able to recognize that this is a warning sign for them to work for security system.

I think the fact that hacked casinos are increasing is obviously connected to AI. Anyone with half a brain can create a very capable hacker AI agent that does the hacking for him/her. The amount of "hackers" or at least "hack attempters" has gone up exponentially.

And casino that were coded before AI are also very vulnerable. Human error in the code can be sniffed out easily by AI.

I hope Gamdom catches the so-called hackers sooner or later and gets their money back.

[Hispo]

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And casino that were coded before AI are also very vulnerable. Human error in the code can be sniffed out easily by AI.

I hope Gamdom catches the so-called hackers sooner or later and gets their money back.

Ironically, I would not trust a casino which was completely done with code generated by artificial intelligence. A person overseeing and testing code is always necessary, just because something was created by AI it does not mean it is prefer or free from flaws.

In the case of this casino, they were supposed to use AI in order to try to find bugs, and after those bugs are found, they are supposed to get patches by human beings with a high knowledge in coding.

In the end, AI is just a tool, something which is supposed to enhance human beings, bot to replace them completely.

[sompitonov]

Ironically, I would not trust a casino which was completely done with code generated by artificial intelligence. A person overseeing and testing code is always necessary, just because something was created by AI it does not mean it is prefer or free from flaws.

In the case of this casino, they were supposed to use AI in order to try to find bugs, and after those bugs are found, they are supposed to get patches by human beings with a high knowledge in coding.

In the end, AI is just a tool, something which is supposed to enhance human beings, bot to replace them completely.

As a player, I’m also not at all inclined to trust AI completely. While I do enjoy using these technologies, we need versions that are far better than what we have today and that applies to writing code as well. I realize this will be a gradual process perhaps in five years, AI will be able to write code perfectly. But for that to happen, a programmer would need to define the task with such precision that it would essentially become a form of programming in itself after all, how else could one describe, in minute detail, all the nuances we’d want to see in the final result?

[hedgeh0g]

I think the fact that hacked casinos are increasing is obviously connected to AI. Anyone with half a brain can create a very capable hacker AI agent that does the hacking for him/her. The amount of "hackers" or at least "hack attempters" has gone up exponentially.

And casino that were coded before AI are also very vulnerable. Human error in the code can be sniffed out easily by AI.

I hope Gamdom catches the so-called hackers sooner or later and gets their money back.

Yes, I think you’re right before the advent of AI, code could simply contain human errors, which are natural for us. Introducing AI into the process could create new issues, but I assume that risk managers at these companies earn their keep for a reason they likely warned management about this long ago. The real question is how management responded if they didn’t take the situation seriously, then they are at greater risk than other gambling platforms. I suspect we’ll be hearing more about this in the future.

[Grace333]

Ironically, I would not trust a casino which was completely done with code generated by artificial intelligence. A person overseeing and testing code is always necessary, just because something was created by AI it does not mean it is prefer or free from flaws.

In the case of this casino, they were supposed to use AI in order to try to find bugs, and after those bugs are found, they are supposed to get patches by human beings with a high knowledge in coding.

In the end, AI is just a tool, something which is supposed to enhance human beings, bot to replace them completely.

Ai can also make mistakes as well and if the codes are written by artificial intelligence completely, Ai should only be used to check if there are any loopholes that hackers might exploit, if they can use this effectively the rate at which casinos get hacked would be significantly reduced. Like you added, this should be used to enhance and support human jobs, this makes their job more easier, the whole thing about bots replacing human beings is just a conspiracy theory.

[leonair]

Ironically, I would not trust a casino which was completely done with code generated by artificial intelligence. A person overseeing and testing code is always necessary, just because something was created by AI it does not mean it is prefer or free from flaws.

In the case of this casino, they were supposed to use AI in order to try to find bugs, and after those bugs are found, they are supposed to get patches by human beings with a high knowledge in coding.

In the end, AI is just a tool, something which is supposed to enhance human beings, bot to replace them completely.

Ai can also make mistakes as well and if the codes are written by artificial intelligence completely, Ai should only be used to check if there are any loopholes that hackers might exploit, if they can use this effectively the rate at which casinos get hacked would be significantly reduced. Like you added, this should be used to enhance and support human jobs, this makes their job more easier, the whole thing about bots replacing human beings is just a conspiracy theory.

Ai can certainly make this mistake. Ai can help people a lot but never rely on this Ai and make any decision by trusting it. It is possible to find errors in a site through Ai but it is not secure until it is carefully tested by a human. Hackers are now much smarter so they are constantly looking for bugs in a platform using various tools and sometimes they are able to find it due to which sometimes some platforms are hacked. If Ai were completely perfect then all platforms would be easily secured and it would not be possible to hack any platform. Ai was created by humans and humans trained it so Ai can never be stronger than humans. Ai will only replace weak skilled humans

[DiMarxist]

Been seeing them on X lately, and with high frequency.  It sucks to be hacked but then again, it can happen to any person or platform. They have been running shit ton of influencer marketing and campaigns some of which are handled by SteveWillDoIt. Maybe it's time they slow it down a bit and focus on beefing up their security.

Well said. Sometimes, these sites should rather focus on improving their security than spending millions on marketing.
What's the point of marketing a product with weaker security anyway ?
Now that they have suffered their fate may be they will understand the issue and try to improvise on the security of their site.

You have a point, I think the problems these casinos have is spending money to hire professionals to upgrade their security and also putting measures in place to monitor any unusual activity that's being noticed. According to what's being said about this casino it is reported that they moved their assets from their hot wallet to cold wallet, even though they ended up losing some funds they didn't lose all of it and there are no reports of customers funds that went missing or stolen. if employing security experts would cost them a lot then they should use Ai.

[Hispo]

Ironically, I would not trust a casino which was completely done with code generated by artificial intelligence. A person overseeing and testing code is always necessary, just because something was created by AI it does not mean it is prefer or free from flaws.

In the case of this casino, they were supposed to use AI in order to try to find bugs, and after those bugs are found, they are supposed to get patches by human beings with a high knowledge in coding.

In the end, AI is just a tool, something which is supposed to enhance human beings, bot to replace them completely.

As a player, I’m also not at all inclined to trust AI completely. While I do enjoy using these technologies, we need versions that are far better than what we have today and that applies to writing code as well. I realize this will be a gradual process perhaps in five years, AI will be able to write code perfectly. But for that to happen, a programmer would need to define the task with such precision that it would essentially become a form of programming in itself after all, how else could one describe, in minute detail, all the nuances we’d want to see in the final result?

I understand what you mean when you mention that AI needs very accurate instructions in order to deliver what we want, that is why there are people who have been suggesting that in the future we will have professional prompters, instead of professional programmers or coders.
Still, for someone to prompt something useful for casinos, banks and exchanges, that person is supposed to be able to review whatever the AI generates. No casino and no bookie would hire me just because I know how to prompt, they would also like me to review and be legally responsible of the code I am generating for them.