COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS — The Utah-based company Instructure, which operates the online learning platform Canvas, was hacked this week in a major cybersecurity breach, leading to an hours-long global shutdown that affected potentially millions of students during the height of exam season. Canvas is an online platform used by hundreds of schools and universities across the...
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SALT LAKE CITY — Let’s say you’re jamming away on something on your laptop or phone, and up pops an alert about a login from an unfamiliar location. It could be an email asking, “Was this you?” Or maybe a second factor authorization prompt on your phone that you didn’t initiate. But whatever alert you...
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Suno, the contentious AI music generator that is currently being sued by two major labels, has been hacked, reports 404 Media. The breach occurred in late 2025 but wasn’t revealed until now. In addition to potential payment and user information, leaked materials shared with writer Jason Koebler show Suno reportedly trained its model by scraping...
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AI models tend to be black boxes, but it seems they do become a little less opaque if you forcibly crack them open. According to a report from 404 Media, a hacker who allegedly breached AI music generation platform Suno back in November 2025 was able to get a peek into the trove of training...
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Image: Xbox / Pure Xbox / Pexels Earlier this week, we covered a story about someone in Brazil who had taken Microsoft to court over a hacked Xbox account in which they’d lost access to all their games and been told that they were essentially unrecoverable. That situation was fortunately resolved in the end, but...
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A Microsoft user has lost all of his digital belongings after his account was deleted by the tech giant. A viral post from a gamer known as Joshua Khane has been making the rounds on social media after he put Microsoft on blast. The user noted that his account had been compromised, and after reaching...
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A decade after climate activists’ emails were breached, a court case is shedding new light on who allegedly orchestrated the hacking. This story is published in partnership with the Guardian.​ On a cold January morning in 2016, Kert Davies joined a group of climate advocates and lawyers at the Rockefeller Family Fund’s office in Upper...
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You’re waiting for a package. Your phone buzzes with a text saying there’s a delivery problem and you need to confirm your address. It looks legitimate, uses the right logo, and you are expecting something. You quickly reply before realizing you should have double-checked. Now you’re wondering if you made a huge mistake. You’re not...
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On Saturday, U.S. and Israeli jets began a bombing campaign against Iran, killing its supreme leader Ali Khamenei and several senior government officials. The attacks also hit military and civilian targets all across the country, including a girls’ school, where at least 168 children and adults were killed.  After a few days of conflict, multiple...
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There might be a few grumbl’s at Crumbl. At least, that’s if recent events are anything to go by. A few weeks back, the bakery chain took a break from developing its extensive dessert menu and releasing special-edition weekly cookies to announce a possible menu shake-up, and said announcement was swiftly followed by an employee...
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