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GTA VI Hacker Gets Indefinite Hospital Sentence: Report
The hacker responsible for hacking Rockstar Games and leaking in-development footage of GTA 6 last year has been confined to a secure hospital indefintely. According to BBC News, the trial jury found him to be ‘highly motivated’ to return to cybercrime and has been sentenced to a hospital until he’s no longer deemed as dangerous to the public...
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UK Teens Found Guilty Of Running Huge Hacking Campaign
A UK court on Wednesday found a teenager responsible for a hacking campaign that included one of the biggest breaches in the history of the video game industry.
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Uber Probing Hack of Third-Party Vendor After Employee Data, Source Code Leaked
Uber on Monday said it was probing the data breach of a third-party vendor after it was reported that the data of 77,000 employees was leaked along with source code for the Uber and Uber Eats mobile device management platforms. The company's vendor, Teqtivity, said it doesn’t collect or store sensitive information such as bank account details or ...
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Uber Says Hacker Affiliated With Lapsus$ Behind Cyberattack: Report
Uber has reportedly said that a hacker affiliated with the Lapsus$ hacking group was behind the cyberattack that caused the company to close down several of its internal communications and engineering systems temporarily last week. The hacker reportedly compromised the account of an employee's workplace messaging app Slack and used it to send a mes...
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Okta Authentication Firm Probes Report of Digital Breach
Okta is investigating a report of a digital breach, the company said, after hackers posted screenshots showing what they claimed was its internal company environment.
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Samsung Confirms Data Breach by Hackers, Involving Source Code of Galaxy Smartphones
Samsung on Monday confirmed that it had been affected by a cybersecurity breach that affected the company’s data, in a statement to Bloomberg News. Last week, the Lapsus$ hacking team that claimed responsibility for Nvidia cybersecurity breach reportedly published a torrent file of the company’s source code for Samsung Galaxy smartphones online...
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GTA VI Hacker Gets Indefinite Hospital Sentence: Report
The hacker responsible for hacking Rockstar Games and leaking in-development footage of GTA 6 last year has been confined to a secure hospital indefintely. According to BBC News, the trial jury found him to be ‘highly motivated’ to return to cybercrime and has been sentenced to a hospital until he’s no longer deemed as dangerous to the public...
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UK Teens Found Guilty Of Running Huge Hacking Campaign
A UK court on Wednesday found a teenager responsible for a hacking campaign that included one of the biggest breaches in the history of the video game industry.
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Uber Probing Hack of Third-Party Vendor After Employee Data, Source Code Leaked
Uber on Monday said it was probing the data breach of a third-party vendor after it was reported that the data of 77,000 employees was leaked along with source code for the Uber and Uber Eats mobile device management platforms. The company's vendor, Teqtivity, said it doesn’t collect or store sensitive information such as bank account details or ...
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Uber Says Hacker Affiliated With Lapsus$ Behind Cyberattack: Report
Uber has reportedly said that a hacker affiliated with the Lapsus$ hacking group was behind the cyberattack that caused the company to close down several of its internal communications and engineering systems temporarily last week. The hacker reportedly compromised the account of an employee's workplace messaging app Slack and used it to send a mes...
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Okta Authentication Firm Probes Report of Digital Breach
Okta is investigating a report of a digital breach, the company said, after hackers posted screenshots showing what they claimed was its internal company environment.
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Samsung Confirms Data Breach by Hackers, Involving Source Code of Galaxy Smartphones
Samsung on Monday confirmed that it had been affected by a cybersecurity breach that affected the company’s data, in a statement to Bloomberg News. Last week, the Lapsus$ hacking team that claimed responsibility for Nvidia cybersecurity breach reportedly published a torrent file of the company’s source code for Samsung Galaxy smartphones online...
