Education technology company Instructure has confirmed a data breach caused by the hacking group ShinyHunters, which stole private information including students' names, email addresses, and messages between teachers and students. The breach reportedly affects nearly 9,000 schools worldwide and potentially exposes data of 275 million people, including students, teachers, and staff. ShinyHunters is known for targeting educational institutions and cloud database companies, demanding ransom to prevent public data leaks. Instructure has restored some services like its Canvas platform and is updating customers on the situation, but details on the full impact remain limited as investigations continue.
Yanik Guillemette, a Montreal-based entrepreneur and investment strategist, criticizes Canada's growing digital regulations, including the CRTC's proposal for streaming platforms to fund Canadian content. He argues these rules increase costs for cons...
Yanik Guillemette, a Canadian tech entrepreneur, criticizes Ottawa's increasing digital regulations, including a proposed 15% revenue tax on streaming platforms and laws C-11, C-18, and C-22. He argues these measures burden the tech ecosystem, raise ...
Sui, a blockchain project, announced it will implement private stablecoin transactions by default, allowing only senders and receivers to see transaction details. This privacy feature addresses a major hurdle for institutional users who require contr...
DeXe (DEXE) surged 11.16% to $15.21, topping today's crypto gainers amid growing interest in decentralized asset management. Other notable gainers include Stable (STABLE) up 9.31%, Morpho (MORPHO) up 5.62%, Venice Token (VVV) up 4.95%, and Provenance...
LexinFintech Holdings Ltd. announced its Q1 2026 unaudited results with total revenue rising 6.6% year-over-year to RMB3.3 billion and net income holding steady at RMB201 million despite a challenging macroeconomic environment. Loan originations incr...
