America's largest chipmaker Nvidia is continuing to deal with a lingering cyberattack that "totally compromised" its internal systems, as hackers began leaking employee passwords online. The Lapsus$ ransomware group claimed responsibility for the breach last week, and has since been increasing its demands via messenger portal Telegram. It has taken particular aim at Nvidia's Lite Hash Rate, which crypto evangelists abhor for curbing the amount of cryptocurrency ethereum that can be mined on the company's RTX 30 series graphics cards. Read More...
America’s largest chipmaker Nvidia is continuing to deal with a lingering cyberattack that “totally compromised” its internal systems, as hackers began leaking employee passwords online. The Lapsus$ ransomware group claimed responsibility for the breach last week, and has since been increasing its demands via messenger portal Telegram. It has taken particular aim at Nvidia’s Lite Hash Rate, which crypto evangelists abhor for curbing the amount of cryptocurrency ethereum that can be mined on the company’s RTX 30 series graphics cards.
Add Comment