Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For schools that end imminently it’s not like you can extend it right? I think you just have to cancel it and then your grade is based on everything else?

Do they have a backup of "everything else?"

NP.
Oh wow. Didn’t realize grades + assignments weren’t otherwise downloaded.

Anonymous wrote:Rumor is it will take days if not more than a week to fix this. Not sure what you do with college exams?

Nothing wrong with old school paper and pencil blue book exams.

Anonymous wrote:Northwestern too

Mobile app works for now.

Anonymous wrote:For schools that end imminently it’s not like you can extend it right? I think you just have to cancel it and then your grade is based on everything else?

Do they have a backup of "everything else?"

For schools that end imminently it’s not like you can extend it right? I think you just have to cancel it and then your grade is based on everything else?

Rumor is it will take days if not more than a week to fix this. Not sure what you do with college exams?

Can you imagine if they had hacked College Board this week on top of that?

Gee, too bad they gutted CISA.

Black Hat Hacker is the new career goal for CS grads!

It's all of Canvas folks. Everywhere. Every college that uses it and every k-12 that uses it.

Cornell hit - it’s finals week

Northwestern too

Howard County Public Schools were hacked as well. Canvas is down.

Worldwide 9,000 learning institutions and 275 Millions users of Canvas affected. Canvas systems at Harvard, WashU and other universities down around 4pm ET today.

According to Reddit sources - take as you will:

https://www.reddit.com/r/udub/comments/1t6lr2l/shinyhunters_hacked_uw_canvas_and_other/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
I'm currently in the room with someone who works for a company that integrates with Canvas and he is STRESSING

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The hackers were booted out of the system after they started the breach on May 1st, and they came back today. They started in a North Carolina school district, and when that was successful, they went nationwide.