The University of Michigan's online services remained offline early Wednesday morning.
ANN ARBOR, Michigan — The University of Michigan has shut down access to its internet services after citing concerns about a “technology issue.”it was shutting down its internet services, but had hoped to restore them the same day. But despite “significant progress,” online services remained shut down early Wednesday morning.
A “significant” security concern was detected Sunday afternoon, the school says, leading to the decision to shut down its online network. The first day of classes was Monday. It remains unclear when the school’s online services will return to normal activity. The university did not say what type of threat it had detected.
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