Canvas outages have been reported nationwide
There's no word on how many schools have been affected, but reports of students being unable to access Canvas are coming in from universities and colleges all over the country. Over the last half an hour, complaints of Canvas being down have gone from nearly none to over 8,000 on Down Detector.
Credit: Stephen JohnsonInstructure updated its software on May 2, saying that it had deployed patches, increased monitoring, and taken other measures meant to contain the damage, a fact referenced by ShinyHunters in the message left for Canvas users:
Credit: Stephen JohnsonWhat to do if you're affected by the Canvas outage
While the threat is presumably being resolved, here are some steps students and faculty can take to make their digital data more secure on Canvas.
Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): This adds an extra layer of security.
Monitor your credit: It's unknown whether financial information was part of the hack, but giving your credit report a check wouldn't hurt.
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