Nobody believes the 'criminals and scumbags' who hacked Canvas really deleted stolen student data

2026-05-15T07:23:56Z29b9cab2a55351962ecb6058a86f2423f29a28a3272112599d45e3953b50416b
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What happened

A batch of security stories covering multiple high-risk incidents: doubts that attackers who hit Canvas actually deleted stolen student data (ShinyHunters); fresh Linux kernel privilege-escalation flaws (Dirty Frag, CopyFail) with public root exploits and limited/no patches; Foxconn hit by ransomware (claims of stolen Apple/Nvidia files); ongoing Microsoft zero-day disclosures/leaks; TeamPCP releasing the Shai‑Hulud worm on GitHub; an npm supply‑chain poisoning of TanStack packages; and multiple large patch efforts (including a Patch Tuesday with dozens of critical Microsoft CVEs). The feed 또한

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