Rhysida just dumped 1.4 million stolen Berlin government files on the dark web after the city refused a €2 million ransom. The real story isn’t the phishing attack that got hackers in, it’s the unchecked vendor access that let the damage spiral this far.
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Zero trust security’s core principle, never trust, always verify, is now a $40 billion market and a U.S. federal mandate. Yet only 30% of organizations have actually implemented it. This is the complete guide to what zero trust is, how NIST’s five-pillar framework works, and why the gap between intent and execution is the most important story in enterprise cybersecurity right now.
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Instructure confirmed a criminal cyberattack on Canvas LMS after ShinyHunters claimed to have stolen 275 million student, teacher, and staff records from nearly 9,000 institutions worldwide. The breach exposed names, emails, student IDs, and private messages, but no passwords or financial data. Here’s what happened, who’s affected, and exactly what schools and students need to do right now.
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