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Instructure, the company behind the Canvas learning management system used by roughly 7,000 universities and a growing slice of K-12 districts nationwide, confirmed a data breach this weekend. The extortion group ShinyHunters claims they took 3.65 terabytes of data covering 275 million students, teachers, and staff across nearly
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There's a policy document I needed to put together not long ago. Nothing fancy. A clean layout, a professional look, the kind of thing that says "this person knows what they're doing" before anyone reads a word. I knew exactly what I wanted to
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If you've ever asked ChatGPT, Copilot, or Claude for a second opinion on something and walked away feeling a little too validated, there's now a peer-reviewed reason for that. A new study from the Oxford Internet Institute, published in Nature this week, found that AI tools
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My brother recently opened a pressure washing business. One day I asked him how it was going. He said things were picking up, but he really needed to get on Google Business. He had already taken care of the important stuff, got his LLC, his license, set up a way
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A critical Linux vulnerability called CopyFail just went public, and it is a bad one. A single script works across nearly every version of Linux to give an attacker full administrator access, no malware required. Most Linux distributions had not shipped the patch yet when the exploit code was released.
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Woof! I recently was contacted by a dog rescue that lives in my area. She was looking for somebody to look at their computer because it had been "acting funny for a while" and that they had all of their important business files on it. They were wondering