Okta is a company used by thousands of organizations around the world
Hacking group Lapsus posted screenshots on their telegram channel
These screenshots claim to have entered Okta's internal systems
These screenshots were from Okta's Slack channels and another Cloudflare interface
Okta is investigating reports of a possible digital breach, the software company said early Tuesday
Hacking Okta can have a huge impact on companies, universities and government agencie
Writing in its Telegram channel, Lapsus$ claims to have had “Superuser/Admin” access to Okta’s systems for two months
Okta has over 15,000 subscribers worldwide
It lists the likes of Peloton, Sonos, T-Mobile, and the FCC as customers on its website
Octa spokesman Chris Holles denied the allegations
No evidence was found that Octa hacked
Okta detected the effort to compromise by the Third Party Customer Support Engineer's account working for one of our all processors
The matter was investigated by the sub-processor
Hollis said. "We believe the screenshots shared online are linked to January event
Lapsus$ is a hacking group that’s claimed responsibility for a number of high-profile incidents affecting Nvidia, Samsung, Microsoft, and Ubisoft
Okta spokesman Chris Holles said in a statement that "Okta is aware of the reports and is currently investigating."