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The Breach That Won’t End: An Update on Canvas, and how they created an EdTech’s Vendor Trust Problem
Jeff Piontek comments on the Instructure breach: The forensic review has taken far longer than anyone expected. Through June, Instructure was still finalizing customer-specific findings and asking institutions to designate a security contact to receive them. In early July, the company began delivering the first wave of institution-specific data packets, through a permissioned fi...

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Italy fines WINDTRE €1.7 million over data breaches
Gianluca Semeraro reports:  Italy’s data protection authority has fined telecoms operator WINDTRE €1.7 million ($1.94 million) for “serious shortcomings” in ​its data security systems, leading ‌to two unauthorised breaches and the exposure of personal information belonging to more than 365,000 customers. • The investigation was prompted by the CK ‌Hutchison ​owned company’s...

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AU: Regulator’s preliminary findings did not indicate Qantas breached privacy obligations
Vlad Constantinescu reports that the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner has determined that although the Qantas data breach of 2025 resulted in 5.67 million customer records being compromised and leaked, the regulator’s preliminary inquiry did not indicate that Qantas was likely to have breached the country’s privacy rules. The attack began when an attacker...

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Thalha Jubair and Owen Flowers sentenced to prison
Stanley Murphy-Johns, Rosie Shead, and Alex Levy report that Thalha Jubair, 20,  and Owen Flowers, 18, were both sentenced at Woolwich Crown Court to 5 years and six months in prison for hacking Transport for London. In a televised sentencing, Mr Justice Turner addressed the defendants and said: “I’m satisfied that your actions were primarily...


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Calgary 911 employee charged with breach of trust
Manjot Singh reports: Calgary police say a City of Calgary 911 employee has been charged following an investigation into the unauthorized disclosure of confidential information. Police say the investigation began in January after allegations that sensitive information was being accessed and shared outside authorized channels. Investigators allege the accused used her position to...

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