// EDITION
JUN 2026

// CLASSIFICATION
OPEN ACCESS
— Dispatches on Gaming, AI & Tech —
SUNDAY, 14 JUNE 2026

FILES ON RECORD
079
// TAG ARCHIVE

Cybersecurity

5 FILES FOUND

Nº 071
14 MAY 2026
Canvas Collapsed at Finals Week
Instructure's Canvas breach was bad before the ransomware pressure campaign. Then it hit again during finals week, and the company wound up making a deal with the hackers so schools would not have to.
CANVAS CYBERSECURITY EDUCATION
4 MIN READ
Nº 069
14 MAY 2026
OpenAI Got Hit Upstream. That’s the Part That Matters.
OpenAI says no user data or model IP was compromised in the TanStack attack. Good. The more useful takeaway is that frontier AI labs are now exposed to the same boring dependency failures as everybody else.
AI INFRASTRUCTURE CYBERSECURITY OPENAI
4 MIN READ
Nº 051
08 MAY 2026
Braintrust Told Everyone to Rotate the Keys. That’s the Story.
Braintrust confirmed unauthorized access to an AWS account and told customers to rotate any stored API keys. The interesting part isn't the startup. It's the layer of AI infrastructure it represents.
AI INFRASTRUCTURE API KEYS BRAINTRUST
4 MIN READ
Nº 025
29 APR 2026
A Game Download Started a Chain That Ended at Vercel Customer Data.
The Vercel/Context.ai breach didn't start with a phishing email or a zero-day. It started with a Vercel employee downloading a cracked game. What followed is a masterclass in modern supply chain attacks.
CYBERSECURITY DATA BREACH SUPPLY CHAIN
4 MIN READ
Nº 020
28 APR 2026
Anthropic Built Something So Powerful It Had to Warn Everyone Before Releasing It
Anthropic built a model that autonomously finds thousands of zero-days in production systems, then launched a private coalition to patch them before releasing it publicly.
AI ANTHROPIC CYBERSECURITY
4 MIN READ