Turning Stone Resort Casino and other businesses operated by the Oneida Indian Nation began returning to normal operations after a cyberattack on 2 November disrupted computer systems, payment services, ATMs and telephone lines. The incident forced several properties, gas stations and markets to rely on cash payments for several days.
Services return in stages
By 6 November, Turning Stone had resumed credit-card payments for food and beverage purchases and loyalty-point accrual across its properties. TS Sports, the group’s sportsbook and betting lounge, and bingo operations were scheduled to resume at 4 p.m. on 5 November. Telephone services were also being restored.
Security position
The casino said confidential information had not been compromised, but the Oneida Indian Nation had not publicly identified the attacker. That statement is the operator’s assessment; no independent forensic findings were disclosed. The disruption illustrates how a single technology incident can affect payments, loyalty, retail and sportsbook operations across a casino group.