lapsus

[lap-suhs, lahp-soos]

noun

1. a slip or lapse.

lapsus

/ ˈlæpsəs /

noun

1. formal,  a lapse or error

Word History and Origins

Origin of lapsus¹

1660–70; < Latin lāpsus; lapse

Word History and Origins

Origin of lapsus¹

from Latin: _lapse

Example Sentences

A group calling itself Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters has claimed responsibility for the hack.

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A group calling itself Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters, which was behind cyber attacks on UK retailers including M&S earlier this year, has claimed responsibility for the JLR hack.

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A group calling itself Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters, which was behind this year's cyber- attacks on UK retailers including M&S, has claimed responsibility for the JLR hack.

From BBC

The group of young English-speaking hackers – who are thought to be teens calling themselves "Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters" – told the BBC how they allegedly accessed the car maker but have not revealed if they successfully stole private data from JLR or installed malicious software onto the company's network.

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The hackers chose the name Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters to reflect the merging of various youth-orientated cyber criminals who are all associated with a network called The Com.

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