Multiple outlets report that the Canvas education platform is partially back online following a cyberattack. The incident involves a breach of the widely used educational software, with the hacker group ShinyHunters identified as making threats related to student information. Al Jazeera reports that ShinyHunters threatened to leak student data after breaching the platform, and that a partial restoration is underway for millions of students. Deutsche Welle adds that ShinyHunters sought to extort universities as part of the attack. Together, the reports describe the same sequence: ShinyHunters targets the Canvas platform, the disruption affects students and schools using the service, and the platform is now being restored in part. While the outlets focus on different aspects—one emphasizing threatened data exposure and the other emphasizing extortion—both align on the key points that the platform was compromised, the attackers were ShinyHunters, and services are being brought back online at least partially.