NVIDIA: Nvidia’s proprietary information leaked by hackers!!!

Nvidia has acknowledged that it has been hacked, and that the perpetrator behind last week's "incident" is releasing employee passwords and confidential information to the internet. The firm told PCMag, Bloomberg, and VideoCardz that it learned of the hack on February 23rd and that it "does not expect any interruption to [its] operations or our ability to service our customers as a result of the event."

Lapsus$, a hacking collective, has claimed responsibility for the assault and demanded that Nvidia make its drivers open-source if it doesn't want any more information published. Nvidia says it's implemented security changes, alerted law authorities, and is working with cybersecurity specialists to respond to the incident. According to PCMag, Lapsus$ claims to have about a terabyte of data from Nvidia. The hackers claim the hardware folder alone is 250GB and contains information on "all current Nvidia GPUs," including the mystery RTX 3090 Ti.