NVIDIA DLSS source code leaked as part of cyberattack
(Windows Phone Central)

The attack on NVIDIA continues, this time with an alleged leak of the source code for the company`s DLSS tech. What you need to know A ransomware group known as Lapsus has allegedly shared NVIDIA`s DLSS source code as part of a cyberattack. The group has demanded that NVIDIA remove mining limitations from RTX 30-series graphics cards. The leaked DLSS source code appears to be genuine and could potentially be used to bring DLSS to Linux. NVIDIA was the victim of a cyberattack over the weekend, according to recent reports. It appears that the attack was at least partially motivated by a hacking group trying to force ransom money out of NVIDIA. Ransomware group Lapsus has claimed responsibility for the attack, according to HotHardware. Now, Lapsus has allegedly leaked NVIDIA`s DLSS source code as part of its attack. Lapsus claims that it had access to NVIDIA`s servers for a week and that it extracted at least 1TB of data (via Tom`s Hardware). The group threatened to release the ...