Microsoft's Biggest Patch Tuesday of 2026: SharePoint Zero-Day Being Actively Exploited Right Now
Microsoft patched 167 flaws including an actively exploited SharePoint zero-day — Ontario SMBs must update Windows and Office today.
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Microsoft's Free Copilot Ends Tomorrow — What GTA Businesses Need to Know This Week
Microsoft kills free Copilot in Office apps tomorrow, tech cuts 80K jobs with AI blamed for half, and Ontario drops $107M on AI adoption — your weekly briefing for GTA SMBs.
Paycheque Pirates and 24-Hour Ransomware: The Cyber Threats Targeting Ontario Right Now
Canadian workers are being robbed of their paycheques, a new ransomware gang strikes within 24 hours of a patch going public, and AI-powered phishing bypasses Microsoft MFA — here's the cyber news every Ontario business needs this week.
Payroll Pirates, Trojanized Downloads & an Adobe Zero-Day: This Week's Cyber Threats Ontario SMBs Can't Ignore
Storm-2755 payroll pirates are hijacking Canadian employee accounts, a trojanized CPUID download spread a RAT for 19 hours, and Adobe Acrobat has a critical zero-day under active attack — here's what Ontario SMBs need to do right now.
This Week in Cybersecurity: 6 Stories Every Ontario Business Needs to Know
Week in Review
Hasbro hacked. Russian routers hijacked. FBI records $21 billion in losses. A WordPress plugin update turned into malware. One week, six incidents — here's what they all mean for your business.
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April 11, 2026
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They Hid Malware Inside a Software Update — And 800,000 Websites Were the Target
Supply Chain Security
Hackers broke into the update system for one of WordPress's most popular plugins and pushed a backdoored version to every site that clicked "update." Here's exactly what happened, why supply chain attacks are so dangerous, and what every business running a