Estudantes da Escola Major Guapindaia em Porto Velho participaram de um Canvas de Políticas Públicas sobre democracia e transformação digital. A atividade, parte do projeto Amazônia Que Eu Quero, visa estimular a reflexão e a busca por soluções para os desafios da região.
Abandoned WWII fuel tanks near Albany, Western Australia, have been revitalized as a global street art gallery. Local artists and historians are preserving the site's history and transforming the concrete structures into vibrant art spaces.
Figma introduces an AI agent within its design software, enabling users to generate, edit, and automate designs via natural language prompts, amid growing competition and revenue growth.
Jackson Pollock's "Number 7A, 1948" sold for $181.2 million at Christie's in New York, becoming the fourth most expensive artwork ever auctioned. The sale contributed to a $1.1 billion evening for the auction house, with other notable works by Rothko, Miro, and Brancusi also fetching high prices.
Instructure, operator of the Canvas education platform, announced an agreement with hackers after a ransomware attack that stole student data. Experts believe a ransom was paid, despite government advice against it. The attack affected millions of students globally, including in Australia.
Hong Kong's privacy commissioner criticizes Canvas owner for paying ransom to hackers who stole 9,000 institutions' data, advising cybersecurity investment instead.
The company that runs Canvas has painted a target on its back for future extortion attempts by making a deal with hackers, according to cybersecurity experts.
The U.S. House Homeland Security Committee demands Instructure's CEO testify over the company's response to two cyberattacks that stole millions of students' personal data worldwide.
Canvas, an education platform, has reached an agreement with hackers to return compromised data after a global breach affecting 72,571 Hongkongers and 9,000 institutions worldwide.
Instructure, the company behind the online learning system Canvas, has reached a deal with hackers to delete data stolen in a cyberattack
Instructure, the company behind online learning system Canvas, reached a deal with hackers to delete stolen data after a cyberattack disrupted student access to grades and course materials.
Instructure, the maker of the Canvas learning platform, has reached an agreement with the hacker group ShinyHunters after two separate data breaches. The company claims the stolen data has been destroyed, though financial terms remain undisclosed.
Instructure has reached an agreement with the ShinyHunters hacking group to prevent the leak of 3.5 terabytes of stolen student data. While the company did not explicitly confirm a ransom payment, it claims the data has been returned and destroyed.
The company behind Canvas says it has "reached an agreement" with the hackers who disrupted thousands of colleges and universities.
Instructure, the maker of Canvas software, has paid hackers to not publish stolen data after a cyber-attack affected 9,000 institutions in the US, Canada, Australia, and the UK
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A global data leak involving learning platform Canvas has exposed the personal information of more than 72,000 students and staff across Hong Kong educational institutions, with authorities warning of further threats targeting those affected. As of Tuesday, seven local educational institutions had reported data breaches to the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data, including major universities such as the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), Polytechnic University and City...
The company at the centre of a cyber attack involving online learning platform Canvas, which is used right across Australia, says it has reached an "agreement" with the hackers responsible.
The company at the centre of a cyber attack involving online learning platform Canvas, which is used right across Australia, says it has reached an "agreement" with the hackers responsible.
Adelaide University says access to the cloud-based learning platform Canvas is back online after a data breach last week, but some students have criticised the institution's communication about the incident.
New heavyweight champion climbed off the canvas twice before overwhelming Fabio Wardley in a battle that finally silenced his doubters“I was in there with a live dog and I loved it,” Daniel Dubois said in the early hours of Sunday morning as, looking suitably gladiatorial without a shirt, the new WBO world heavyweight champion reflected on the monumental battle he had just shared with the valiant Fabio Wardley in Manchester. “He came to win and it was a real crowd-pleaser. We had a great fight.”At ringside it had been a sobering privilege to see the courage and resolve of both men in a contest that captured the glory and the damage of boxing in equal measure. Dubois rose from the canvas twice, with the first knockdown coming a mere 10 seconds after the opening bell, but Wardley endured a sustained form of punishment which became increasingly worrying. He was a stricken and weaving figure at the end, refusing to succumb until the referee, Howard Foster, finally rescued him early in the 11th round. Continue reading...
Australian universities and education departments have begun regaining access to online learning platform Canvas, after being caught up in a breach last week. However, the deadline set by the hackers continues to count down.
Australian universities and education departments have begun regaining access to online learning platform Canvas, after being caught up in a breach last week. However, the deadline set by the hackers continues to count down.
For Hong Kong-based artist Apple Tong Wing-yin, Wang Fuk Court has always been more than a home address. It was a library of her life’s work. Tong, a prominent deaf illustrator and graphic designer who communicates through what she calls her “silent language” of art, kept the many canvases that spoke for her inside her flat in the Tai Po housing estate. In November last year, that library was reduced to ash in one of Hong Kong’s deadliest fires. She lost everything – her awards, her backlog of...
