Cyber Attack @ All MGM Resorts In Vegas & Other Cities....

[Charlie Hustle]

Them boys ain't miss your pockets though

I lived in Vegas for 5 years so I know the scene. I stayed on the 16 floor for $50 a night plus I don't gamble. Rented a BMW for the price of a Toyota Corolla too.

 

[West Coast Avenger]

A Russian hack group to be precise

..... @Paper Boi was correct.... ...

 

[RennisDeynolds]

I lived in Vegas for 5 years so I know the scene. I stayed on the 16 floor for $50 a night plus I don't gamble. Rented a BMW for the price of a Toyota Corolla too.

Oh shyt, put us on game breh

 

[Charlie Hustle]

Oh shyt, put us on game breh

If you ever plan a vacation in Vegas its best to travel there on a weekday. Prices always go up on the weekend and the airport is usually crazy Friday through Sunday. Vegas never sleeps so you can turn up any night you want. I use SIXT to rent BMW's or Mercedes. They have Range Rovers too but they usually charge crazy prices regardless ($300 a day) Be prepared to pay a $500 security deposit with a credit card though, you'll get it back in 24 hours. Insurance is usually cheaper if you buy it off of expedia or you can use your own insurance if rentals are covered in your policy. Hotels on the strip have resort fees that cover things like parking, bottled water, WIFI etc depending on where you stay.

If you have a rental car you don't have to travel far from the strip for snacks,drinks and liquor. There's a Albertson's, Walmart, Target and other stores on the other end of Las Vegas Blvd/ Blue Diamond Rd.

 

[RennisDeynolds]

If you ever plan a vacation in Vegas its best to travel there on a weekday. Prices always go up on the weekend and the airport is usually crazy Friday through Sunday. Vegas never sleeps so you can turn up any night you want. I use SIXT to rent BMW's or Mercedes. They have Range Rovers too but they usually charge crazy prices regardless ($300 a day) Be prepared to pay a $500 security deposit with a credit card though, you'll get it back in 24 hours. Insurance is usually cheaper if you buy it off of expedia or you can use your own insurance if rentals are covered in your policy. Hotels on the strip have resort fees that cover things like parking, bottled water, WIFI etc depending on where you stay.

If you have a rental car you don't have to travel far from the strip for snacks,drinks and liquor. There's a Albertson's, Walmart, Target and other stores on the other end of Las Vegas Blvd/ Blue Diamond Rd.

All good advice But where is that $60 room 16 stories up come into play

 

[West Coast Avenger]

 

[Absolut]

..... @Paper Boi was correct.... ...

Nah was a U.S. based group

 

[Charlie Hustle]

All good advice But where is that $60 room 16 stories up come into play

Pimp those loyalty programs and they'll upgrade you. I book through Expedia but I have memberships with Caesars Palace, Hilton, Hyatt etc. Also, play with the dates of your bookings. They constantly change.

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

The ransomware group allegedly took hold of MGM’s computer systems in three simple steps, according to vx-underground. “All ALPHV ransomware group did to compromise MGM Resorts was hop on LinkedIn, find an employee, then call the Help Desk,” the organization wrote in a Twitter post. “A company valued at $33,900,000,000 was defeated by a 10-minute conversation,” it added.

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

Would've never happened if Sam Rothstein was in charge

 

[focusloco]

These Russian hackers got Vegas in a chokehold.... Caesars had to pay out a ransom too


Russian Mob had a bad weekend at MGM

 

[Paper Boi]

 

[RennisDeynolds]

Pimp those loyalty programs and they'll upgrade you. I book through Expedia but I have memberships with Caesars Palace, Hilton, Hyatt etc. Also, play with the dates of your bookings. They constantly change.

. Is Vegas played out to live breh? I kinda wanted to live there bc it seemed like there's always something to do and the cost of living wasn't too bad (heard the prices went up though bc all the Cali people moving in)

 

[xXMASHERXx]

The ransomware group allegedly took hold of MGM’s computer systems in three simple steps, according to vx-underground. “All ALPHV ransomware group did to compromise MGM Resorts was hop on LinkedIn, find an employee, then call the Help Desk,” the organization wrote in a Twitter post. “A company valued at $33,900,000,000 was defeated by a 10-minute conversation,” it added.

People will blame the helpdesk personnel but there was failure at many levels. Lots of people at the top should be updating their resume right now

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

Hopefully this stays in Vegas.