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Is Canvas still hacked - what is a data breach? The shocking Canvas cyberattack timelineWhat really happened in the Canvas data breach? Hackers allegedly accessed 275 million student records, exposing education’s dangerous hidd...- Universities around the world scramble after cyberattack disrupts student portalsA significant cyberattack on the Canvas learning platform has disrupted academic operations at numerous universities across the US, Austral...
- Trump's campaign of retribution: At least 470 targets and countingDonald Trump's presidency has seen a systematic campaign of retribution against perceived foes. At least 470 individuals and institutions h...
- Harvard cyberattack data breach exposes alumni, donors, students and faculty records? Here's complete truth, what happened, who was affected, Harvard’s responseHarvard cyberattack data breach exposes alumni, donors, students and faculty records after a phone-based phishing attack. Personal contact ...
- Harvard hacked in most recent case of Ivy League cyberattacksHarvard University said an external party accessed its fundraising and alumni database after a phone-based phishing attack, exposing contac...
- Who owns Cloudflare? How it started? Why is it vital for internet and why major services like ChatGPT, X are down?A significant Cloudflare service degradation recently caused widespread internet access issues for major platforms like X and OpenAI's Chat...
- American Airlines' largest regional carrier Envoy Air suffers Oracle-linked hackingEnvoy Air is a Texas-based company. The airline operates more than 160 aircraft on 875 daily flights, said in an email that it is aware of ...
- From lasers to deepfakes: Inside China’s battle plan to counter world's richest man, Elon Musk's StarlinkChinese military and government researchers have published dozens of studies detailing how to counter Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite networ...
- Harvard fight illustrates Trump's worldview: If he attacks, it's your faultPresident Trump defends his administration's actions against Harvard, claiming the university is responsible for the loss of federal fundin...
- Trump seeks apology from Harvard, issues tax threat after university rejects his demandsDonald Trump threatened to revoke Harvard's tax-exempt status following its rejection of demands to overhaul academic programs. This action...
- How to avoid online scams and what to do if you become a victimSome of the most damaging and costly scams involve what's known as "social engineering." That's when fraudsters use time-tested techniques ...
- US investors see value in Israeli tech firms despite warInvestors and analysts had predicted the conflict with the Palestinians would derail a fragile recovery in high-tech, which accounts for mo...
- When hackers descended to test AI, they found flaws aplentyThe hackers tried to break through the safeguards of various AI programs in an effort to identify their vulnerabilities - to find the probl...
- Looming elections in US, Brazil pose test for Musk's TwitterVoters in both nations have already faced a torrent of misleading claims about candidates, issues and voting. That torrent could become a d...
- What makes Cybersecurity an attractive career choice in the US?For instance, News Corp., the news agency that owns the Wall Street Journal, The New York Post, and Dow Jones, among others, revealed in Fe...
- Situational Awareness Key For Leadership In Crisis: Jayant Sinha to ETILC MembersTo discuss current global changes and their impact on business, ETILC in association with HSBC has launched The Economic Times ‘Luminary Le...
- Russia’s most aggressive ransomware group disappeared. It’s unclear who disabled them.While shutting REvil for now would give Putin and Biden a chance to show they were confronting the problem, it could also give the ransomwa...
- In Florida city, hackers try to poison the drinking waterThe hacker who breached the system at the city of Oldsmar's water treatment plant on Friday using a remote access program shared by plant w...
- Barack Obama's options to Russian hacks range from covert to militaryAnother possibility, according to another former NSA official, includes "deny, disrupt, degrade" attacks, where agency hackers could take d...
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