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Should users be worried about their data after the Canvas breach?

Instructure said usernames, email addresses and student ID numbers were exposed, and the outage left schools scrambling during finals week.

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RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- Canvas, the online learning system used by thousands of schools, is back online after a cyberattack shut it down. In the aftermath, security experts say users are now exposed to more attacks from the group taking responsibility for the hack. Cybersecurity expert and University of Richmond associate professor Tom Mattson said that while Canvas does not store much personal data, like Social Security Numbers, it does store e…

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Students and staff at Maastricht University will still be unable to use the educational software Canvas on Monday. This is causing disruption to teaching, but lectures will proceed as usual, the university announced.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The ShinyHunters group claims 3.65 terabytes of stolen data and 275 million people affected in 8,809 schools on four continents. The pirates set the ultimatum on 12 May, while the victims have very few direct legal remedies.

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digitalmarketreports.com broke the news on Sunday, May 10, 2026.
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