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Sports Bureau’s website not hacked: spokesman

2019-03-11 07:08
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The Sports Bureau (ID) announced yesterday that its website, which includes an online sports venue rental service, was fully restored on Saturday night after initially suspecting that it had been hacked.

An ID spokesman told The Macau Post Daily last night that an issue with the bureau’s server had caused the website to go down.

The ID website including its venue rental online service were back to normal at about midnight on Saturday.

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