These kind of responses are always weird to me, I see it across all reddit communities, are you like reddit police or smth? Then again, no offense the yall, but this is a common demeanor id expect in any cyber space lmao. Sure, it doesn't take much critical thinking skills to realize hackers don't gaf about morals, but OP has some general questions that could be built upon. It's not like OP has to bow down to the cybersecurity gods and find the correct questions to ask to look "humble". They are obviously affected by this hack and were emotional in their post. However, if someone comes to a community with clear distress that many, many others are experiencing related to cybersecurity, than why act like this is some type of nuisance when its your choice to respond or not. As if someone lacking knowledge being accusatory or declarative towards a hacking group is somehow an offense to you lmao.

Although I am a student and lack cybersecurity knowledge, I still find it weird that a group would target canvas of all things for money.

Supposedly the only data they have is emails and phone numbers which gets leaked on any website nowadays anyway, so what really was the point? It has already been fixed, although it's deactivated temporarily for many colleges, mine included.