In a launch, MGM said that hackers stole shopper data reminiscent of names, contact data, dates of beginning, and driver’s licence numbers.

MGM Resorts International didn’t pay the ransomware attackers who bought into its networks final month, inflicting the enterprise to close down techniques at a number of of its motels and casinos, in line with a report by the Wall Street Journal on Thursday. The assault held many individuals ready to verify into their motels, together with FTC chair Lina Kahn, who was in Las Vegas for negotiations over a Kroger-Albertsons merger.

In a launch, MGM said that hackers stole shopper data reminiscent of names, contact data, dates of beginning, and driver’s licence numbers, in addition to a “limited number” of consumers’ social safety numbers, passport numbers, or each.

The firm didn’t disclose how many individuals have been affected by the incident, however in line with its submitting with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, the info hackers stole was for “customers that transacted with the Company before March 2019.”

MGM, however, said in its launch that it “does not believe” the info hackers took customers’ passwords, checking account numbers, or bank card data. It’s the tiny successes that rely. MGM stated it can contact customers by way of e mail and can present free credit score monitoring and identification theft safety to anybody affected.

According to the SEC submitting, MGM’s home operations are again to regular, and “virtually all of the Company’s guest-facing systems have been restored,” with the remaining anticipated to be “restored in the coming days.” The firm additionally said that it paid lower than $10 million on “technology consulting services, legal fees, and expenses of other third party advisors” in reference to the assault, though it anticipates a complete lack of round $100 million.