Experts have found a trojan able to rig online live betting platforms
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A trojan that can rig live betting is a reminder that real-time financial and gaming systems are now prime targets for application-layer compromise, not just DDoS. Any operator running live odds, auctions, or dynamic pricing needs independent integrity checks on transaction flows—not just perimeter security.
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