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LAPSUS$, also tracked as White Dev 111, is a data-theft extortion group that gained international prominence in 2022 through high-profile intrusions against major technology and enterprise organizations including Samsung, NVIDIA, Microsoft, and publicly claimed compromises involving Okta, Uber, and Rockstar. The group is notable for relying heavily on social engineering and multifactor authentication fatigue techniques to obtain access rather than deploying sophisticated custom malware. Its operations have centered on stealing sensitive data and using that access for extortion and public exposure, making it distinct from conventional encryption-focused ransomware actors. High-confidence reporting ties the group to credential- and identity-centric intrusion methods, with emphasis on abusing authentication workflows and user trust to penetrate large organizations. The actor is best known under the name LAPSUS$.
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