An off-Strip casino-hotel was the target of a cyberattack earlier this year, a revelation made public in court filings because of a lawsuit in New York involving two parties associated with the Las Vegas property.
OYO Las Vegas hotel-casino suffered a digital breach sometime between Jan. 8 and Jan. 11, allegedly exposing sensitive data of about 4,700 guests, employees and business partners.
OYO Hotels, the India-based hospitality company that owns the Las Vegas hotel-casino, and Highgate Hotels Inc., a New York-based hotel management firm, are presently engaged in several legal disputes over alleged contract violations, including one in New York and another in Delaware, involving multiple properties.
Neither company nor the attorneys listed in court filings responded to requests for comment from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
