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Microsoft previews a modern Run dialog for Windows 11 in build 26300.8346, featuring Fluent Design, built-in dark mode, and a faster median time-to-show of 94ms compared with 103ms for the legacy Run. The Browse button is removed after usage analysis; the new dialog supports quick access to the home directory (~) and shows icons for easier entry identification. Activation is optional via Settings > Advanced Settings, and Microsoft is collecting feedback before broader rollout. The preview also includes changes to Windows Share UI for AAD users and expanded Magnifier zoom presets, with broader release planned in the coming months through the Experimental Channel.

Instructure, the maker of Canvas, has disclosed a cybersecurity incident and says it is actively investigating with outside forensics experts. Some services, including Canvas Data 2 and Canvas Beta, have been under maintenance since May 1 as the company assesses impact, though it has not said whether the maintenance is related to the breach. The incident underscores a trend of education-technology breaches, following PowerSchool’s 2025 breach and a September 2025 Instructure Salesforce attack attributed to ShinyHunters.

France detains a 15-year-old suspected of selling data from the ANTS breach that affected about 11.7 million accounts; investigators say 12–18 million records were offered for sale on a cybercrime forum. The minor faces charges for unauthorized access, persistence and data exfiltration, plus possession of hacking tools, with penalties up to seven years in prison and €300,000. A judge is reviewing the case, and formal charges have not yet been filed.

BleepingComputer retracts its May 1, 2026 article about a purported Instructure data breach after confirming the information was incorrect and based on outdated details; the editors apologize for the error.
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