Loyola Information Security Blog

Here is the latest phish. One thing to remember is that Loyola does not use weebly for any administrative functions and will not contact you about the size of your mailbox. Dear Luc Customer, Your mailbox size has reached 18.35 disk size, which is over 97% of your quota, Please expand your bandwidth before it […]

Below is the most recent phishing email and website we have seen. Similar to past emails, this scam attempts to trick users into entering or sending their personal account information (e.g. username/password). Users should not click on any links in this email and should delete it right away. As a reminder, Loyola will never ask for […]

Below is the most recent phishing email and website we have seen. Similar to past emails, this scam attempts to trick users into entering personal account information (e.g. username/password). Users should not click on any links in this email and should delete it right away. As a reminder, Loyola will never ask for your password […]

Below is the most recent phishing email and website we have seen.  Similar to past emails, this scam attempts to trick users into entering personal account information (e.g. username/password). Users should not click any links in this email and should delete it right away. As a reminder, Loyola will never ask for your password or […]

Below is the most recent phishing email and website we have seen.  Similar to past emails, this scam attempts to trick users into entering personal account information (e.g. username/password). Users should not click any links in this email and should delete it right away. As a reminder, Loyola will never ask for your password or […]

Below is the most recent phishing email and website we have seen.  Similar to past emails, this scam attempts to trick users into entering personal account information (e.g. username/password). Users should not click any links in this email and should delete it right away. As a reminder, Loyola will never ask for your password or […]

There is a new phish circulating this morning that uses bit.ly to direct you to a web site that will ask for your credentials.  A sample is below.  Remember no one at Loyola will ever send you an email that threatens to disable your account while asking you to “log in to verify” your credentials. […]