Here is the latest phish. The interesting thing about this particular one is that it attempts to use a QR code to send you to the site where it asks you for your login information. Please delete this email if you recieve it. From: REDACTEDDate: Tuesday, July 25, 2023 at 8:45 PMTo:Subject: ACT NOW!!! […]
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Latest Job Scam Phish
August 1st, 2023
The phishing email below is the latest in a series of Job Scams that have been circulating here at Loyola. All of these attempt to steal money from the person that THINKS they are applying for a job. They basically fit the same pattern. Flexible, part-time job work from home $300 – $500 weekly […]
Updated Information on the MOVEit Data Breach
August 17th, 2023
August 10, 2023 Dear Loyola Community, As Loyola University Chicago recently reported, a vulnerability to the file transfer application MOVEit (MOVEit Software) has been impacting organizations and exposing personal data worldwide. Although Loyola does not use the MOVEit Software, some of the University’s third-party service providers do. Recently, Loyola reported that two such University service […]
Breach Notification – ATS/Impact
January 3rd, 2024
Dear Loyola Community, On approximately November 17, 2023, Athletic Trainer Systems (“ATS”) notified Loyola University Chicago (“Loyola”) and Select Physical Therapy (“SPT”) of a data security incident. Since 2013, Loyola has retained SPT (and its predecessor, NovaCare) to provided athletic trainers to work with Loyola’s student athletes. As part of such work, SPT’s trainers log […]
Loyola University Chicago Statement on the MOVEit data breach
July 10th, 2023
July 10, 2023 Dear Loyola Community, As Loyola University Chicago recently reported, a vulnerability to the file transfer application MOVEit (MOVEit Software) has been impacting organizations and exposing personal data worldwide. Although Loyola does not use the MOVEit Software, some of the University’s third-party service providers do. Since such initial report, the National Student Clearinghouse […]
Email Login Portal Phishing Attack
November 29th, 2022
It seems as though this is one of the phishing emails that tend to come around every few months or so. If you’ve received this email, please delete it. The email contains no malware but if you respond and provide your information, your account will be compromised. Here is the body of the email. —————- […]
Phishing Scam – 01/03/2023 – Retirement and Pension Meetings for Loyola University Employees
January 4th, 2023
Be Alert: Recent Phishing Email Campaigns to Faculty and Staff Human Resources has gotten reports from several individuals regarding emails with the subject line,” Retirement and Pension Meetings for Loyola University Chicago Employees.” The sender of these emails is often Alexa Brown. The purpose of the email is to scam individuals into scheduling retirement consultation […]
Announcement to Loyola Community Regarding the AudienceView Breach
February 28th, 2023
February 28, 2023 Dear Loyola community, AudienceView Ticketing Corporation (AVTC) is an outside, third-party vendor, which, through its AudienceView Campus platform, provides online ticket sales services for events sponsored by Loyola University Chicago’s Department of Fine and Performing Arts (DFPA). Late last week, AVTC advised Loyola that AVTC’s Campus Platform had been impacted by […]
Latest “Too Good to be True” Phish Attempts to Steal Money
March 23rd, 2023
Once again we are seeing attempts to steal money from unsuspecting victims by giving away “free” musical instruments for a shipping fee. In all of these cases, there are no instruments and once the shipping fee is sent, the criminal gets away with your funds. Often once they get someone on the hook, they’ll ask […]