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Lapsus$ reportedly released a 9GB compressed archive of files citing it to have source code of some of Microsoft's major projects- Bing, Cortana, and a few others from the internal Azure DevOps server.
Nearly 400 Okta customers may have been affected by the Lapsus$ hack, while Microsoft confirmed hackers had ‘limited access’ to source code.
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The tech giant confirmed the breach hours after the hacking group published a torrent file containing Bing, Bing Maps, and Cortana source code.
The Lapsus$ data theft and extortion gang is claiming two important IT companies are its latest victims. The gang has begun posting files or screen shots it says have been taken from Microsoft and Okta, an identity and access management provider, on its Telegram data leak site. News reports say Lapsus$ is alleging it stole