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The Zero-Copy Integration framework has been released for public access. Learn how it affects data governance and democratization for Canadian organizations.
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By Habiba Rashid
BAD: In total, the personal records of 717,814 Canadians were exposed to the public as a result of a database misconfiguration.
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Late last week, unknown attackers launched a widespread ransomware attack hitting VMware ESXi hypervisors via CVE-2021-21974, an easily exploitable vulnerability that allows them to run exploit code remotely, without prior authentication. Patches for C… Continue reading Thousands of unpatched VMware ESXi servers hit by ransomware via old bug (CVE-2021-21974)
Home Depot’s Canadian arm was found to be sharing details from e-receipts related to in-store purchases with Facebook owner Meta Platforms without the knowledge or consent of its customers, according to Canada’s privacy regulator. From a report: An inv… Continue reading Home Depot Canada Found Sharing Customer Personal Data With Meta
Thanks in part to Canada’s immigration policies, the tech sector in the Toronto Waterloo Corridor will soon have more workers than the San Francisco Bay area. The Record reports: During 2021, the San Francisco Bay area added 14,000 jobs, increasing tot… Continue reading Toronto-Waterloo Tech Workforce Expected To Surpass Silicon Valley In 2023
Meteorites burn up in Earth’s atmosphere on a regular basis, but a space rock that landed in Canada last year threatens to shake up our entire understanding of the solar system. Scientists traced its origins back to a distant cloud of comets that wasn’… Continue reading Mysterious meteorite may unravel our understanding of the solar system
We’re spoiled for choice when it comes to remarkable Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG)-designed skyscrapers at the moment. Alongside its Vancouver House tower, the firm has officially revealed the energy efficient Telus Sky Tower, which stands out in an area c… Continue reading Pixelated mixed-use tower twists as it tapers from ground to sky
In this Help Net Security interview, Sami Khoury, Head of the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, talks about how Canada is addressing today’s top threats, touches upon his long career and offers tips for those new to the industry. What are today… Continue reading As trust in online spaces degrades, Canada bolsters resilience against cyber attacks
The Verge says Facebook “might ban news sharing in Canada if the country passes legislation forcing the company to pay news outlets for their content.” They cite a post Friday from Facebook’s parent company Meta, and a recent report in the Wall Street … Continue reading Facebook Warns It Could Block News in Canada Over Proposed Legislation
An anonymous reader shares a report: Torontonians now have another way to get cannabis without having to wait too long for it to show up, as Uber Eats is offering deliveries in the city starting today. Uber Eats has teamed up with cannabis marketplace … Continue reading Uber Now Delivers Cannabis in Canada, Says It’s First Time a Major Third-Party Platform Is Able To Do So