Serangan siber ganggu Canvas selama ujian akhir di AS

Serangan ransomware menghantam platform pembelajaran Canvas pada hari Kamis, memaksa sekolah dan perguruan tinggi di seluruh AS untuk menunda atau menjadwalkan ulang ujian akhir. Gangguan ini terjadi tepat saat para siswa bersiap menghadapi ujian akhir tahun.

Instructure, perusahaan induk Canvas, menonaktifkan platform tersebut setelah mendeteksi aktivitas tidak sah di jaringannya. Aktor ancaman yang sama telah melakukan pelanggaran data yang diungkapkan pada minggu sebelumnya. Data yang diakses mencakup nama pengguna, alamat email, nomor induk siswa, dan pesan platform, meskipun perusahaan melaporkan tidak ada bukti bahwa kata sandi atau detail keuangan terlibat.

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