Canvas Hackers Claim Data Deleted—Nobody Believes Them
Canvas LMS hacked: cybercriminals claim they deleted stolen student data. Yeah right. Nobody’s buying it except maybe the executives.
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iOS 26.5 Finally Encrypts iPhone-Android RCS Chats
Apple’s iOS 26.5 introduces default end-to-end encrypted RCS messaging between iPhone and Android devices, closing a long-standing cross-platform security gap. The update also patches over 50 vulnerabilities across iOS and iPadOS components.
Pentagon Official Calls Advanced AI Revolutionary Warfare
Pentagon’s top cyber official warns advanced AI represents revolutionary warfare. The future of conflict is here and it’s algorithmic.
Smartphones: Your Personal Snitch In Your Pocket
Your phone knows everything. Law enforcement knows that too. Every text, photo, and location ping becomes evidence when investigators come knocking.
Pentagon Labels Advanced AI Revolutionary Warfare
Pentagon cyber official labels advanced AI as revolutionary warfare—a stark warning about how artificial intelligence is fundamentally transforming military conflicts
Cisco SD-WAN Zero-Day Exploited In Active Attacks
Cisco SD-WAN controllers under active zero-day attack. Critical auth bypass flaw lets attackers grab admin access. Patch immediately if you’re running affected versions.
CISA Flags Critical Cisco SD-WAN Flaw In KEV Catalog
CISA adds critical Cisco SD-WAN flaw to KEV catalog. CVE-2026-20182 scores perfect 10.0 on CVSS scale. Federal agencies have limited time to patch.
OpenAI Confirms Breach In TanStack Supply Chain Attack
OpenAI confirms employee devices compromised in TanStack supply chain attack. Code-signing certificates rotated after breach affected hundreds of npm and PyPI packages.
Cisco SD-WAN Auth Bypass Exploited in Live Attacks
CRITICAL: Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN flaw with perfect 10.0 severity score exploited in the wild. Attackers gaining admin access through auth bypass. Patch now.
Windows 11 And Edge Hacked At Pwn2Own Berlin 2026
Windows 11 and Microsoft Edge fall to hackers at Pwn2Own Berlin. Day one: $523K paid out for 24 zero-day exploits. The bugs are real and they’re spectacular.