Nvidia's Sensitive Data Remains Vulnerable To Ransomware Group's Deadline Which Ends Today

• The Lapsus$ ransomware group threatened to leak Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA) “most closely-guarded secrets” today unless it met their demands, TechCrunch reports.
• Lapsus$ told Nvidia to remove its controversial Lite Hash Rate (LHR) feature, limiting the Ethereum mining capabilities of its RTX 30 series graphics cards. 
• Lapsus$ also wanted Nvidia to open-source its graphics chip drivers for macOS, Windows, and Linux devices until March 4 to comply.
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• Lapsus$ claimed to have taken a terabyte of data from the chipmaker. Lapsus$ had already started leaking data. 
• According to Have I Been Pwned website, the hackers stole the credentials of more than 71,000 Nvidia employees. 
• Several Nvidia email addresses known to TechCrunch appeared compromised, according to its checks. 
• The data included email addresses and Windows password hashes, according to HIBP, “many of which were subsequently cracked and circulated within the hacking community.”
• Price Action: NVDA shares traded lower by 4.41% at $226.29 on the last check Friday.