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‼️🚨 French threat actor group ShinyHunters has been wreaking havoc by affecting 8,809 educational institutions after compromising the Canvas learning management system. Canvas powers coursework, assignments, grades, messaging, and more for millions of students and educators. Multiple universities and colleges delayed exams and assignments this week due to the outage. Canvas is now largely back online. The incident is contained, with 'enhanced' security in place.