Nvidia Replaces Brev SSH Keys After Security Incident Affecting Customer Cloud Instances
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At Nvidia's cloud service, Brev, there seem to have been unauthorized activities for several days. SSH keys that allow developers to access virtual machines could be affected.
NVIDIA AI development platform suffers data breach; customer virtual machine SSH keys may have been stolen by hackers.
Nvidia Replaces Brev SSH Keys After Security Incident Affecting Customer Cloud Instances
Nvidia says it replaced potentially exposed SSH keys after unauthorised activity on its Brev cloud development platform, while stating that it found no evidence the keys were misused. This post: Nvidia Replaces Brev SSH Keys After Security Incident Affecting Customer Cloud Instances is first published on Compsmag.com
An unauthorized access incident that occurred between October 4th and 20th brought the security of customer data on NVIDIA's Brev cloud platform to the public eye. The company notified affected Brev users that their virtual machine SSH keys may have been compromised during the aforementioned period. NVIDIA's response was a complete key replacement, and they explicitly stated that no signs of abuse were found. These two statements need to be unde…
NVIDIA Brev security breach may have exposed SSH keys used to access customer VMs — investigation finds unauthorized activity spanning 16 days, but no evidence of misuse
NVIDIA is investigating a security incident involving its Brev cloud development platform after detecting unauthorized activity between October 4 and October 20. The incident may have exposed SSH keys used to access customer virtual machines. NVIDIA has rotated the affected keys and updated customer instances, but says it is unaware of any improper use
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