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A Linux kernel privilege escalation bug was publicly disclosed on a Tuesday afternoon. By 6 PM that day, there were already repositories on GitHub with working proof-of-concept exploit code. By Thursday, Shadowserver was tracking 44,000 servers being actively scanned for it across the internet. We had already patched all of ours on Tuesday – without […]
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Every week, thousands of expired .CA domains get released back into the market through what’s called the TBR process. TBR stands for To Be Released. When a .CA domain name is not renewed by its owner, remains unclaimed and eventually expires, it is scheduled for release by CIRA. At that point, it becomes available for […]
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Starting June 2026, federal government cloud procurement in Canada officially awards a scoring advantage to vendors with Canadian data residency and Canadian jurisdiction over their operations. It is a quiet change that gets at something most private-sector organizations have not fully worked through yet. The distinction the government is now scoring is not obvious at […]
...The week of April 28 brought two unusually severe vulnerabilities in the same software stack that runs most of the web hosting industry. One is a critical authentication bypass in cPanel and WHM, the control panel running on roughly 1.5 million internet-facing servers. The other is a Linux kernel flaw, named “Copy Fail,” that gives […]
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Every week, thousands of expired .CA domains get released back into the market through what’s called the TBR process. TBR stands for To Be Released. When a .CA domain name is not renewed by its owner, remains unclaimed and eventually expires, it is scheduled for release by CIRA. At that point, it becomes available for […]
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