Hacker steals millions by scamming high-stakes online poker games with this devious malware attack
THE SO WHAT
Malware that silently mirrors players’ screens to steal millions from online poker is a reminder that real-time visibility is now the crown jewel in many systems. Any product where live state confers an edge—trading, gaming, auctions—needs hardened endpoint and session security, not just server-side checks.
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