Utah Schools Hit by Widespread Canvas Software Data Breach Utah parents are being notified by school districts following a cyberattack on Canvas, a widely used educational software platform. The breach has impacted schools across the state, though specific details on the scope and nature of the exposed data remain unclear. The incident highlights growing cybersecurity risks in the education sector, where digital learning tools have become essential. While no official timeline for the attack has been disclosed, the breach underscores the need for heightened security measures in school systems handling sensitive student information. In a separate but related trend, Utah residents lost over $2.5 million to scams in 2025, according to AARP, with older adults frequently targeted. Common schemes include phishing, fraudulent tech support, and impersonation scams. Meanwhile, the Box Elder County Commission continues to review the proposed MIDA Stratos Project Area, a new data center development, after delaying action to assess public input and additional information. Discussions on the project can be viewed live, reflecting ongoing debates over infrastructure expansion in the region.