Hackers suspected of breaching Uber’s security are under investigation by the FBI, according to the FBI. Uber’s blog post. The group, Lapsus$, was also mentioned in the post as possibly responsible for leaking Rockstar’s GTA 6 development footage.However, Uber has not independently verified this, citing external Report.
“We are coordinating closely with the FBI and the U.S. Department of Justice on this matter and will continue to support their efforts,” Uber wrote. Lapsus$ is also said to be a source of data breaches at Microsoft, Samsung, Nvidia and others in 2022. Behind the scenes.
According to Uber, Lapsus$ gained access to Uber contractor accounts by purchasing leaked passwords on the dark web. Lapsus$ then repeatedly tries to log in and trigger two-factor authentication until the contractor approves one such request.
Rockstar confirms that the leaked GTA 6 footage is legit and releases an official statement. “We recently had a cyber intrusion,” Rockstar said. “At this time, we do not anticipate any disruption to our live game services nor any long-term impact on the continued development of our projects.”
The industry rallied around Rockstar and criticized the leak of the development version.Many studios also Published what their own game looks like During development, there has been an increasing amount of discussion around how the game changes from inception to the final product.
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