Seals With Clubs Attacked

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The Bitcoin-only Seals With Clubs online poker site is back up and functioning Monday following a massive Denial of Service attack this past week.

A Denial of Service or DoS attack is when a target website is saturated with external communications requests from compromised ISP’s to the point where it cannot respond to legitimate traffic.

Seals With Clubs consultant Bryan Micon tweeted Sunday, “After a solid weekend of #nosleeptillbitcoin grinding, @SealsWithClubs is back online…” and instructed users to download the latest version of the poker room’s client.

No accounts were compromised.

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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