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Teen hacker leaks GTA 6 footage from hotel room just using Amazon Fire TV Stick - Vimarsana News

Teen hacker leaks GTA 6 footage from hotel room just using Amazon Fire TV Stick

In a surprising twist, it has been revealed that a teenage hacker used a humble Amazon Fire TV stick to leak 'GTA 6' footage from a UK hotel room.

Lapsus$ Hacking Group Broke Into Our Internal Systems Last Week, Says Uber - Vimarsana News

Lapsus$ Hacking Group Broke Into Our Internal Systems Last Week, Says Uber

Ride-hailing major Uber has blamed the infamous Lapsus$ hacking group for the cyber attack on its internal systems last week. The company reiterated that no customer or user data was compromised during the breach. 📲 Lapsus$ Hacking Group Broke Into Our Internal Systems Last Week, Says Uber.

Lapsus$ tried to hack into FBI, US Department of Defense from T-Mobile's breached data, failed - Vimarsana News

Lapsus$ tried to hack into FBI, US Department of Defense from T-Mobile's breached data, failed

Lapsus$ hacking group has stuck again, this time stealing confidential data from T-Mobile. The hackers managed to compromise the accounts of the company's employees, gaining access to some of the company's internal softwares.

UK teen linked to Lapsus$ attacks affecting Microsoft, Nvidia, Samsung - Vimarsana News

UK teen linked to Lapsus$ attacks affecting Microsoft, Nvidia, Samsung

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.

Source: bgr.in
Okta, an Authentication Firm Used by 15,000 Businesses Worldwide, is Investigating a Potential Breach - Vimarsana News

Okta, an Authentication Firm Used by 15,000 Businesses Worldwide, is Investigating a Potential Breach

Okta stated that the screenshots were taken during the breach in January, but they are still investigating if there are any recent data breaches that happened.