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LAPSUS$ data extortion group claims to have a huge collection of confidential data stolen from Samsung Electronics, which has confirm a security breach.

It was reported on Friday that a major Samsung hack allegedly leaked the confidential source code ...

A group known as LAPSUS$ has been making the news recently after gaining access to Nvidia’s systems and stealing a trove of data, some of which has leaked. Now, the group is targeting another major tech giant – Samsung. As reported by Bleeping Computer, the group has gained access to Samsung’s internal systems, stealing 190GB …

Samsung has confirmed that hackers breached its data security and were able to steal the company’s Galaxy smartphone source code.

The critical data that has been compromised targets Samsung Github: mobile defence engineering, Samsung account backend, Samsung pass backend/frontend, and SES which includes Bixby, Smartthings, and store.

Some of the data leaked by ransomware group Lapsus is being used by cyber attackers to bypass Windows security measures. Two code-signing certificates were leaked, which are now being used to make malicious files appear genuine.

According to a new report, over 190GB of Samsung's highly confidential data, including data for biometric unlocking operations and several other sensitive data has leaked online. Read more about the cyberattack here.

Samsung appears to have fallen victim to a serious security breach if the leaks from data extortion group Lapsus$ are anything to go by.

The hackers behind the Nvidia security breach are setting their sights on the biggest tech companies in the world. Last week, South American hacker group Lapsus$ claimed...

Victims of last year's T-Mobile data breach are now at risk for identity theft. Fortunately, there are ways anyone can protect themselves from this.