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Berlin court allows hacker to use MGA documents, Wittmann says

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Lilith Wittmann said a Berlin Regional Court II ruling permits her to use documents obtained through unauthorised access to the Malta Gaming Authority’s systems. She said the judgment also allows her to continue describing the MGA as an organised-crime enabler, while barring further access to its systems; the MGA has not publicly commented.

The ruling affects the use of documents obtained from the MGA and the regulator’s legal action against Wittmann.

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