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Whether Providence is doing enough to protect its immigrants is debated among the immigrant community.

Lev Kotler-Berkowitz

Lev Kotler-Berkowitz is a senior staff writer covering city and state politics. He is from the Boston area and is a junior concentrating in Political Science and Economics. In his free time, Lev can be found playing baseball or running around with his dog.

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As RI immigrants remain fearful of Trump, organizers call on Providence to do more

Kenna Lee

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By Kenna Lee | May 8

Renovations will be completed with input from faculty in the School of Engineering and the Departments of Physics, Applied Mathematics and Mathematics.

The ransom note, set as white text against a black screen in a red box, reads: "SHINYHUNTERS
rooting your systems since '19 ;)
ShinyHunters has breached Instructure (again).
Instead of contacting us to resolve it they ignored us and did some "security patches".
WARNING
If any of the schools in the affected list are interested in preventing the release of their data, please consult with a cyber advisory firm and contact us privately at TOX to negotiate a settlement. You have till the end of the day by 12 May 2026 before everything is leaked.
Instructure still has until EOD 12 May 2026 to contact us," along with instructions to download affected schools lists and go to their website.

Max Robinson

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By Max Robinson | May 7

The ransom note appeared on the Brown Canvas website Thursday afternoon, making course pages inaccessible.

Image of a laptop displaying the ransom note.

Max Robinson

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By Max Robinson | May 7

At 4:41 p.m, Instructure wrote that they “are currently investigating this issue” on their status website.

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