Instructure, which owns the education platform, did not say whether it paid the hackers a ransom to return personal data stolen from almost 9,000 schools.

A hacking group named ShinyHunters claimed responsibility for the Canvas breach and threatened to leak data involving 275 million individuals if schools did not pay a ransom.

The cloud-based learning platform, Canvas has reportedly struck a deal with ransomware attackers who hacked private information involving 9000 schools worldwide.

The parent company of Canvas, used by thousands of schools and universities, said it has made a deal with hackers to return the data.

A 14-year-old armed robbery suspect incriminated himself when he brought the “stolen” goods with him to school the next day, according to investigators in eastern North Carolina. The robbery happened Sunday at Kinston’s EZ Pass Tobacco shop,

And the data breach could not have come at a worse time for students and teachers. These events unfurled during school finals at many of the affected institutions. On April 30, Instructure, the edtech company behind Canvas,

The NC DPI is leaving it up to individual school districts and charter schools whether to reconnect their access to the software.

Former Alabama and Notre Dame CB DeVonta Smith thinks the NFL got it wrong by letting him go undrafted. He wants to prove that in Carolina.