[Crypto casino Gamdom Demands $15 Million in Bitcoin Ransom by Whitearmor] According to a report by DeepFlow TechFlow on October 27th, citing Bitcoin.com News, the ransomware group Whitearmor claimed on October 26th that it had stolen 15,420,003 account records from the cryptocurrency casino Gamdom. Each account contains 146 data fields, and the group is demanding $15 million in Bitcoin, threatening to release sensitive customer information if the payment is not received. The group has posted a 437KB JSON sample containing approximately 100 records as purported evidence on its ransomware website, claiming that the accumulated profits from these accounts exceed $1 billion, without specifying the calculation method. The attackers allegedly used an internal machine account with long-unchanged credentials that still retained administrator privileges. Previously, Gamdom suffered a hot wallet attack on October 13th. Founder Felix Römer admitted to losses exceeding $3 million, while blockchain researcher vxdb estimated the stolen amount across multiple networks at approximately $4.2 million. The platform resumed operations on October 16th after a temporary shutdown, claiming user balances were unaffected. Gamdom disputed the figure of 15.4 million accounts but acknowledged that usernames, email addresses, and gambling activity information may have been exposed, while stating that identity verification documents were unaffected.