I had been reading many rumors including this one and also, that Activision is deliberately allowing Ricochet ignore hackers on Warzone Caldera in an effort to have low players engagement, enough to justify its closure.

Bungie just won their 3rd lawsuit against Destiny 2 cheat developers and I fail to see why this is not a normal thing to see with Activision with Call of Duty and btw, I'll pretend I haven't read the rumors that Warzone Caldera is allowing hackers on purpose to justify a "closure".

Haven’t been on COD in a few days… and of course the first lobby I get into is full of hackers 🤣💀 …even my teammate was; couldn’t pull us that win though 😔

Well, hackers are not taking a break.

I miss Titanfall 2. Too bad it's filled with hackers and so broken that you can't even play it ;(

In unusual silence on the subject, Ubisoft has not provided an update after it admitted late last week that it had an unauthorized intrusion into its data centers and that no personal information appeared to have been extracted. Although not much fuss has happened, an apparent Telegram account belonging to the Lapsus hacker group (who have practically given Nvidia and Samsung headaches) reacted with the sarcastic face emoji hinting that it was them. It is believed that the purpose was not to seek personal information. https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/11/22972768/ubisoft-cyber-security-incident-hack #Ubisoft #Hackers

In the process of continuing to build Google Cloud as a powerful entity against AWS and Azure, Google confirmed that it bought the logical security company Mandiant so that its assets are used extensively in Google Cloud. The name of Mandiant will sound familiar to many and they were the ones who discovered that for a terrifying time, platforms and computers were spied on and hacked with an intrusion into the SolarWinds platform and that it went unnoticed except for them at the end of 2020, where a group was accused of being hackers linked to the Russian government. The transaction was for $5.4 billion in cash and is pending regulatory approval. https://www.googlecloudpresscorner.com/2022-03-08-mgc #Google #Mandiant

En vías de seguir montando a Google Cloud como un ente poderoso versus AWS y Azure, Google confirmó que compró a la empresa de seguridad lógica Mandiant para que sus activos se usen enormemente en Google Cloud.. Muchos les sonará el nombre de Mandiant y fueron los que descubrieron que por un terrorífico tiempo, plataformas y computadoras fueron espiadas y hackeadas con una intrusión en la plataforma SolarWinds y que pasó desapercibido excepto por ellos a finales del 2020, donde se adjudicó a un grupo de hackers ligado al gobierno ruso. La transacción fue de $5.4 billones en Cash y está pendiente a la aprobación de reguladores. https://www.googlecloudpresscorner.com/2022-03-08-mgc #Google #Mandiant

Lapsus returns to the attack and after giving Nvidia a run for its money last week, it is now Samsung's turn. The South Korean confirmed that she is investigating an illegal entry into one of its data centers and that it appears to be portions of the source code for the software that Samsung puts into Android for Galaxy phones. The Lapsus group claims to be the authors of this intrusion and found 190 GB of data that also includes features for a Galaxy to coexist with a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor. Unlike Nvidia, they made no conditions not to filter the internet and merely published the content of the intrusion. Samsung claims that although Lapsus claims that security information was also backed up, no personal information was reached in this hack. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-03-07/samsung-says-hackers-breached-company-data-galaxy-source-code? #Samsung #Hackers

Regresa Lapsus al ataque y luego de que la semana pasada dieron a Nvidia una corrida por su dinero, el turno ahora es de Samsung. La surcoreana confirmó que investiga una entrada ilegal a uno de sus centros de datos y que al parecer porciones del código fuente del software que Samsung pone en Android para los teléfonos Galaxy. El grupo de Lapsus afirma ser los autores de esta intrusión y dieron con 190 GB de datos que además, incluye funcionalidades para que un Galaxy coexista con un procesador Snapdragon de Qualcomm. A diferencia de Nvidia, no hicieron condiciones para no filtrar por internet y meramente publicaron el contenido de la intrusión. Samsung reclama que aunque Lapsus reclame que información de seguridad fue también sacada una copia, nada de información personal fue alcanzado en este hackeo. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-03-07/samsung-says-hackers-breached-company-data-galaxy-source-code? #Samsung #Hackers