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    1. SomewhereNo8378 on

      A full listing and dossier of america’s youth. 

      What more could a hostile nation ask for?

    2. PuzzarianIdeal on

      lmao. i actually was part of a school system hit by this and it was interesting to say the least

    3. Dammit_Chuck on

      The article talks about changing passwords….all students I know are locked out of their accounts and cannot change password.

      Messages from “Hackers” state ransom must be paid by Tuesday or all data sold.

      Names, emails, student ID, and private messages are compromised. So no huge deal for privacy.

      Teachers who slack on grading will be screwed. Usually teachers manually take scores from canvas and input into separate grading software. If teachers are up to date then they are fine.

      Future work is a problem, books and paper are back on the menu boys!!

    4. Remember, don’t underestimate what attackers can do with just a leaked name, phone number, address, and email address.

      If you’re a parent, be wary of any strange requests coming from „your kid in college who just needs some money to pay for textbooks“.

    5. holeycheezuscrust on

      Why are school boards entrusting our kids data to a SAAS company? What could the possible benefits be? I don’t get it.

    6. But yes let’s give our ID information to verify everything. Swell.

      Fuck this technocrat hellscape

    7. Tricky_Condition_279 on

      The only way to explain Canvas is to understand state institutional software purchasing requirements.

    8. Friggin_Grease on

      This happened in Canada to the graduating class of like 2006 or 2008 or something.

      Somebody took a thumbstick home on the subway and couldn’t find it

    9. StarWars_and_SNL on

      It’s frustrating. Thousands of entities sharing a unified platform is a vulnerability. It’s time universities and companies go back to building up their dev and systems teams and building platforms in-house again.

    10. My phone and email has been blowing up telling us repeatedly to not open canvas until further notice. I have a senior in high school and a sophomore doing virtual school and both schools are on canvas lockdown. What a cluster

    11. Right now at hundreds (thousands?) of schools that use Canvas, students can’t submit assignments and professors can’t grade them. In the middle of finals.

    12. neurodivirgin_ on

      Ah so that’s what the text I got this morning was about. Our education app was put offline because of a cyber attack. I don’t even go to uni anymore

    13. at this point it would be weird if your data HASNT been stolen through some kinda breach and sold online

    14. (My lazy a** not updating contact details, ignoring multiple requests from school about addresses etc)

      Well, Well, how the tables have turned.

    15. If only they didn’t fire all the IT people cause AI can do their jobs. *eyeroll*

    16. yippeeimcrying on

      This is the first outage my school had been hit with in the 3~ years I’ve been here.

      Everyone got extensions for tonight due to the entire site being down. 

      Not a good sign, though. It’s finals week and everything has to be in by Saturday! 

    17. Creepy-Floor-1745 on

      We got a text from the highschool about this and then later got a text from the high school that the police were called for a student in “crisis”, when they arrived they found him with a mechanical pencil but safely disarmed him. The principal is grateful for their fast response. A mechanical pencil. 

      Anyway. 

    18. It’s almost like centralizing millions and millions of people’s data and thousands of institutions all relying on one system for everything is a bad idea.

    19. Oooh right at the end of the school year for most US educational programs.

      I bet the bad guys have been waiting months to drop that hammer.

    20. Malachite_Edge on

      Three finals to take online and still need to access the information through canvas. And one online class I still need to complete two charters before the final and all online. This really blows.

    21. I bet those students can’t wait for their free credit report and their $1.74 payout.

      They’re gonna be $100 richer the next 100 times it happens, too!

    22. When they say „millions“ here I think they could have put in the title that the breach impacted 275 MILLION students, faculty, and teachers.

    23. letthetreeburn on

      A group of people need to end up in jail for this, and I don’t mean the hackers.

    24. Idiot_Savant_13 on

      Takes a real idiot of a CEO to keep their actual files where they can’t get to ‚em themselves.

    25. My university has been trying to move everything to canvas. I wonder how that’ll change things

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