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US Congressional Committee Initiates Probe into Instructure Following Massive Canvas Data Breach.
The U.S. House Homeland Security Committee is demanding testimony from Instructure executives regarding repeated cyberattacks that exposed the personal data of millions of students, following the company's decision to pay a ransom to hackers.
FBI Warns Chinese State-Sponsored Hackers Face Global Arrest Risk.
A senior FBI official has warned that Chinese state-affiliated hackers lose their protection once they cross international borders, following the recent extradition of a Chinese national involved in the Hafnium cyber campaigns.
Unmasking Internal Security Breaches: A History of Espionage Within Israel.
An analytical look at how internal vulnerabilities, ideological motivations, and intelligence blind spots have historically compromised Israel’s security apparatus, from its founding to the current conflict with Iran.
US Lawmakers Demand Transparency Over Government Use of Palantir Surveillance Tech.
Thirty-four U.S. lawmakers are calling on the DHS and ICE to explain how surveillance software from firms like Palantir is being utilized in immigration enforcement, citing concerns over civil liberties and potential misuse of personal data.
