'Back from vacation' - Lapsus$ hackers claim breach of Globant

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Boasts it hauled 70GB of source code.

'Back from vacation' - Lapsus$ hackers claim breach of Globant
The Lapsus$ gang of hackers claimed late Tuesday that it broke into software services firm Globant and stole 70 gigabytes of source code from the company's customers. Globant confirmed a breach, saying that some of its code was accessed without authorisation. The company said in a filing ...

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