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Instructure Pays to Silence ShinyHunters After Massive Canvas Breach Hits 275 Million Records
Canvas went dark for students cramming for finals. Login pages suddenly carried threats from hackers. Instructure, the company that built the dominant learning platform used...
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Cloudflare’s Dual Role in the Ubuntu DDoS Crisis: Protection or Pressure?
On April 30, 2026, Canonical's monitoring systems lit up. blog.ubuntu.com went down at 16:33 UTC. Ten minutes later, the cascade hit. ubuntu.com. The security advisory feeds....
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ShinyHunters’ Canvas Breach Exposes Education’s Fragile Dependence on Single Vendors
The call came during finals week. Thousands of students stared at blank screens or defaced login pages. Course materials vanished. Grades hung in limbo. Messages from instruc...
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Gartner Warns GenAI Has Shattered Decades of Cybersecurity Training – Here’s What Replaces It
Employees once clicked suspicious links out of haste or ignorance. Now they paste proprietary code into public chatbots without a second thought. The old playbook for human r...
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Zara Data Breach Exposes Personal Info of 197,000 Customers
A data breach at Zara has exposed personal information belonging to nearly 197,000 individuals, according to reports from the Spanish fashion retailer’s parent company Inditex....
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Linux Kernel’s Proposed Killswitch Offers Admins a Runtime Escape Hatch After CopyFail and Dirty Frag
Linux kernel developers face mounting pressure to close the dangerous window between public vulnerability disclosures and the arrival of patched kernels. Sasha Levin, a stabl...
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Water Utility’s £964,000 Fine Exposes Years of Neglected Cybersecurity Basics
South Staffordshire Plc learned the price of complacency last week. The parent company of a major UK water supplier must pay £963,900 after regulators determined its lax prac...
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Canvas Outage Exposes Education’s Fragile Dependence on One Platform
Students cramming for finals. Professors racing to post last-minute review sheets. Administrators juggling make-up schedules. Then the screen went black.On May 7, 2026...
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FCC Gives Foreign Drones and Routers a Security Lifeline Until 2029
The Federal Communications Commission has handed owners of foreign-made Wi-Fi routers and drones a reprieve. On May 8, the agency’s Office of Engineering and Technology annou...
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Smartphones Dominate Daily Life Yet Mobile Security Spending Lags as Users Embrace Built-In Tools
Consumers check their phones dozens of times each day. They bank on them. Shop on them. Store sensitive photos and messages. Yet when it comes to paying for dedicated protect...
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Dirty Frag Exposes Linux Kernels to Reliable Root Takeover on Major Distributions
Security researchers uncovered another serious flaw in the Linux kernel this week. It lets any local user grab root privileges on systems running distributions from Ubuntu to...
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Poland’s Water Plant Breaches Signal Growing Peril for U.S. Utilities
Poland's domestic intelligence service has laid bare a string of cyberattacks on water treatment facilities. Hackers reached industrial control systems in five small towns la...
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PCPJack Worm Evicts Rival Malware From Cloud Systems Then Harvests Credentials at Scale
A mysterious new piece of malware doesn't just infect cloud environments. It first wipes out traces of a rival operation. Then it settles in to steal whatever secrets remain....
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How Cloudflare Dodged a Linux Kernel Bullet With BPF and Fast Patches
On April 29, 2026, researchers dropped a bombshell. A 732-byte Python script could turn any unprivileged Linux user into root. The flaw, now known as Copy Fail or CVE-2026-31...
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Dirty Frag Exposes Linux Kernels to Easy Root Access on Major Distributions
One command. Root privileges. No timing tricks needed. The latest Linux kernel vulnerability, dubbed Dirty Frag, hands unprivileged local users full control across Ubuntu, Re...
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