Loyola Information Security Blog

Loyola’s University Information Security Office (UISO) has been seeing a significant uptick in a specific kind of phishing email targeting the Loyola community. These messages are designed to look like they come from trusted electronic signature services such as DocuSign or Adobe Sign. Because many of us use these services in academic and professional settings, […]

Introduction Security threats are always evolving and finding new ways to manipulate our trust. One confusing and increasingly common issue we have been noticing at Loyola is receiving suspicious emails that appear to come from your own address. If you’ve ever wondered, “Did I really send that email?” or “Is someone else using my account?” […]

Introduction As a student, it is common to search for flexible jobs that can fit into your academic schedule. Whether you are looking for remote work, part-time opportunities, or internships, your inbox may occasionally present job offers that seem perfect. Unfortunately, bad actors are aware of this and often target students with fake job opportunities. […]