This morning, some standard phish were swimming into UDel inboxes. Here’s a screen shot of one that amazes me — not a particularly good one, but the scammers find that it still works: We’ve highlighted some of the tell-tale signs,… Continue Reading
We’ve not seen any of these on campus yet, but reports are coming in that a series of phishing scams, complex social engineering attacks, and other scams based on the news about the Target data breach are showing up in… Continue Reading
We had several reports of this phishing message showing up in UD inboxes this morning. One alert student sent us this screen shot off her cell phone: Others reported seeing message headers spoofing an email address at UD: “officemail@udel.edu” [sic].… Continue Reading
The morning of July 30, UD announced its response to an IT security breach that put the confidential information of approximately 72,000 current and past employees, including student employees, at risk. Unfortunately, cyber criminals also took notice of UD’s response… Continue Reading
The wording on this one doesn’t really make sense, if you read it carefully. But I’m sure someone will fall for it. If you follow the link, you are taken to an attractive looking site with a form to fill… Continue Reading