Last week, hackers managed to breach NVIDIA systems. The latest news is that they are threatening to publish confidential information, unless the company commits to making it available to the general public its drivers as open source. 
It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post, but the team behind the hack has confirmed that they have 250 GB of company data.
LAPSU $ extortion group, a group operating out of South America, claim to have breached NVIDIA and exfiltrated over 1TB of proprietary data.
LAPSU $ claims NVIDIA performed a hack back and states NVIDIA has successful ransomed their machines
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In addition, the team confirmed that it has contacted NVIDIA, and that it has already released information on the new NVIDIA DLSS technology and its upcoming architectures.
But last night, Nvidia reportedly hit back at the hacking group also known as “Lapsus $" sneaking into a hacker's system. NVIDIA experts managed to encrypt the stolen data.
However, the team claims it has copies security of the data.
