Hit Casinos Nationwide Closed After Cyber Attack; Hotels Operate with Limited Services
Translated from Slovenian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The Slovenian casino company Hit has closed all its casinos nationwide due to a cyber security incident.
- Hotels operated by Hit are functioning with limited services, while the company works to restore normal operations.
- A forensic digital investigation is underway to determine the scope and nature of the incident, with authorities and stakeholders informed.
The Slovenian casino and hospitality group Hit has shut down all its gaming establishments across the country following a significant cyber security incident. While the casinos are temporarily closed, the company's hotels are continuing to operate, albeit with restricted services.
Hit confirmed that its expert teams detected the cyber security breach during the night between Monday and Tuesday. Immediate action was taken to address the situation, and relevant state institutions, stakeholders, and employees were promptly notified. The company is now focused on restoring seamless operations as quickly as possible.
Casinos affected by the closure include Perla and Park in Nova Gorica, Casino Drive-in in ล empeter pri Novi Gorici, Mond in ล entilj, Korona in Kranjska Gora, and Casino Fontana in Rogaลกka Slatina. However, Hit's subsidiaries, including the Kranjska Gora gaming rooms Casino Larix and Hit Alpinea, remain operational.
A forensic digital investigation is currently in progress to thoroughly examine the incident's scope and content. Information technology specialists are working to understand the full impact. Due to the ongoing investigation, Hit has stated that further details cannot be provided at this time, emphasizing proactive cooperation between its expert teams, external specialists, and state authorities.
Originally published by Delo in Slovenian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.