Jurojin Poker Developers Release Official Statement Following Cyberattack

As an internal investigation revealed, the attackers exploited software vulnerabilities to see players' screens and their face-down hole cards in real time.

From the company's official report:

Our investigation showed that between June 2025 and June 2026, an attacker had the ability to periodically swap update packages for a specific group of Jurojin users with a malicious version. This was a highly targeted operation, not a mass automated attack. It was organized by a scammer well known in the community, who targeted specific opponents primarily at high stakes in order to see their cards remotely. In addition to Jurojin, this same hacker attacked the IntuitiveTables software, and also created phishing sites imitating well-known poker rooms and software

At this point the vulnerability has been fully patched, and Jurojin has reached out directly to all affected high rollers, of whom there turned out to be around 30. The developers handed over logs with the dates of the malicious updates to poker rooms' security departments and to law enforcement for further investigation.

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