Microsoft Confirms LAPSUS$ Hack After Extortion Group Releases Stolen 37GB Source Code [UPDATE]
Microsoft confirms LAPSUS$ hack shortly after the extortion group released what it claims to be 37GB of stolen source code from the tech giant.
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Microsoft confirms LAPSUS$ hack shortly after the extortion group released what it claims to be 37GB of stolen source code from the tech giant.
Microsoft confirms Lapsus$ hacking, calling the actors DEV-0537. As a result, Microsoft reveals extensive ways to counter Lapsus$ hacking.
'Our cybersecurity response teams quickly engaged to remediate the compromised account and prevent further activity.'
Hacker group shared screenshots with Telegram users, saying they believed Okta's security is "pretty poor."
In a post on the Microsoft Security blog, the tech has revealed that the group gained limited access to its systems using a single compromised account..