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VU disconnects systems after hack, potential impact on education

VU disconnects systems after hack, potential impact on education

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam has disconnected its systems from the Canvas educational software following a cyberattack by the hacker group ShinyHunters. The hack targeted several Dutch universities on Thursday evening, potentially impacting educational activities.

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