Edtech Firm Instructure Discloses Data Breach Amid Hacker Leak Threats

2026-05-04T07:24:14Z8efbb180180e55fb9e3d3bd116fc250e6a29c0dfb99a77d93e77fe84b4557b66
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This SecurityWeek feed aggregates multiple high-impact cyber events: Edtech provider Instructure disclosed a data breach where attackers disrupted services and exfiltrated names, email addresses, student ID numbers and user messages. A new Bluekit phishing kit under development incorporates automated domain registration and an AI assistant, raising phishing automation concerns. Researchers reported Deep#Door, a stealthy Python-based persistent Windows backdoor likely used for espionage and disruption. The FBI warned of a surge in hacker-enabled cargo theft targeting brokers and carriers, and威r

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