Some of you may have received an email message from Administrator <amturner@mail.fhsu.edu> with the subject line System Upgrade- Verify Your Email Account or Suspicious Login Detected? from Technical Support <flb@choiceonemail.com>. These messages state that you need to confirm your identity …
According to the Anti-Phishing Working Group, up to five percent of recipients respond to ‘phishing’ attacks. In an effort to increase our online security, Technology Services strongly recommends the following: Be very suspicious of any email with urgent requests for …
In an effort to increase our online security, Technology Services requests that you to use a passphrase rather than a password wherever possible. This protects your access with short sentence rather than a simple word. Use a unique combination of …
Some of you may have received an email message from a colleague with the subject line Fw: new message. The message asks you to follow a link to open your message. Never respond to emails, open attachments, or click …
Some of you may have received an email message from nipissingu Web Team <maplespringcob@atlanticbb.net> with the subject line Your Mailbox has exceeded its storage limit. The messages states that you need to confirm your identity by replying to an …
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Some of you may have received an email message requesting money with the subject line “Request” or something similar. THIS IS A SCAM. Please disregard these messages, should you receive them. If you have entered personal information after clicking on …
Some of you may have received an email message from someone you know with the subject line Re: IMPORTANT DOCUMENT. The message is a HOAX and asks you to click a link and to sign in using your email …
Some of you may have received an email message from “HelpDesk <lld@nipissingu.ca> with the subject line IMPORTANT NOTICE!. WEBMASTER EMAIL ACCOUNT UPGRADE. THIS IS A HOAX. Never respond to emails, open attachments, or click on suspicious links or unknown senders …
Some of you may have received an email message from “Charlene Butler” (CButler@nwoesc.org) with the subject line WEBMASTER EMAIL ACCOUNT UPGRADE. The message states that we are currently upgrading our new website accounts. This will provide you the ability …
There’s some evidence that Canadian Universities are getting hit quite hard with CryptoLocker Ransomware. This appears also to be the case with US universities. The malware encrypts the files on the computer then demands a fee to unencrypt the user’s …