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Microsoft tells me it's investigating claims the LAPSUS$ ransomware group has gained access to its internal DevOps platform. "We are aware of the claims and are investigating," says a Microsoft spokesperson

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Bill Demirkapi

@BillDemirkapi

Mar 20, 2022

The LAPSUS$ ransomware group just posted an image of what looks to be Microsoft's internal DevOps platform... yikes...

12:51 PM · Mar 21, 2022

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Uh oh, looks like they really got breached 🫥

Shan

@RamaneanSec

Mar 21, 2022

The screenshot clearly gives away the user account which they have hacked and even if they delete the source code, Azure DevOps makes multiple copies of it.. I dont think this will make such an impact! (Inshort: They can't do anything with this)

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