During the weekend, a group of hackers known as Lapsus was able to steal 1TB of sensitive data from Nvidia, which it has been steadily leaking ever since.<\/p>\n
The group said these leaks will continue until its ransom demands are satisfied.<\/p>\n
The latest leak is data from the source code of Nvidia’s DLSS 2.2. The leak is a screenshot of a file repository that contains various files, assets, and a programming guide for integrating DLSS into games.<\/p>\n
DLSS is one of Nvidia\u2019s most important propriety gaming technologies due to the impressive frame rate gains at the cost of very little image quality.<\/p>\n
Although other companies won\u2019t use the leaked information directly due to legal constraints, it is still a significant blow to Nvidia.<\/p>\n
Previous leaks included the names of the next generation of Nvidia GPUs and details on the Hopper architectures and the \u2018Blackwell\u2019 project.<\/p>\n
Lapsus is currently demanding that Nvidia remove its Ethereum hash rate limiter – tech to prevent large-scale crypto-mining operations.<\/p>\n
Nvidia has not yet responded to this demand.<\/p>\n