Topic: Mgm Resorts

Clorox is reportedly facing supply shortages following a significant cyber attack that disrupted its operations. Simultaneously, MGM Resorts is losing an estimated $8 million per day due to a breach that has affected gambling payouts and hotel systems. These incidents are discussed as potential precursors to a larger "cyber pandemic."

A hacking group known as Scattered Spider targeted MGM Resorts and Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, using social engineering to bypass IT help desks. While Caesars reportedly paid a $15 million ransom, MGM's systems remained offline for days, causing massive operational disruptions across their properties.

MGM Resorts International has filed lawsuits against 1,000 victims of the Las Vegas mass shooting in a legal maneuver to move cases to federal court and secure a more favorable judge. The move has sparked calls for a boycott of MGM properties. The segment criticizes the mainstream media for the lack of sustained coverage regarding the ongoing mysteries of the shooting.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department releases a revised timeline showing that security guard Jesus Campos was shot six minutes before Paddock began firing on the concert crowd. MGM Resorts disputes this new timeline, leading to public confusion and a loss of confidence in the official narrative of the response.