@jayguarrrr@xnikaqueen@SC_Towny@cgdlt23 It's not every day you get a breach this massive, if your only motivation is money then I absolutely see why they'd target Instructure.
@098Pans@avangel222@D3_Dox@alleniverxyn Not schools, the third party "Instructure" that creates the software (Canvas) was the target. They DO have the money as they sell their product to practically all universities and many high schools.
Earthset.
The Artemis II crew captured this view of an Earthset on April 6, 2026, as they flew around the Moon. The image is reminiscent of the iconic Earthrise image taken by astronaut Bill Anders 58 years earlier as the Apollo 8 crew flew around the Moon.
@BigRagaOpStoppa @eternalbull @thewhiterabbit Anyone with half braincell knows how wireless devices work, this isn't some government conspiracy she wasn't supposed to reveal, this signal has to transfer and it can be intercepted.
@autisticinnovat @nikkehtine Ah fair enough, however that wasn't exactly Windows' fault, a bug in the firmware of some SSDs was triggered by the update which caused the frying.
As you said no fixing windows will solve a drive failure.
@autisticinnovat @nikkehtine Updates are important for security regardless of how you feel. Typically an update shouldn't "kill" a device unless it somehow fries it? Repairing windows will fix any OS issues that might've been caused by faulty updates.
@Halonut24@shahartley@PopBase Debunked, not on 11 for that, other stuff fair enough but the hate for 11 is overexaggerated. If its a problem switch to linux or use Win10 LTSC.
@o_xaavier@seeprodude@Win10EoS This will not help you if a vulnerability that allows.. for example.. RCE (remote code execution) on your system. These security patches happen for a reason and sometimes the user cannot prevent all of them. This is why you cant run XP exposed to the internet anymore.