Compromised Poker Software on Superuser Scandal: 'We Are Truly Sorry'

In the wake of a superuser scandal that targeted a group of high-stakes players, Jurojin Poker , one of two compromised software products, is taking steps to prevent future attacks and maintain the integrity of online poker . Last week, cybersecurity expert @wolfsec0x0 exposed an online poker cheating scandal that involved attackers using third-party software to gain access to an online poker player's screen. One high-stakes player, Ignacio Moron , believes he was cheated out of at least $100,000.
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