Earlier this week the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) and FBI sent out a report regarding a phishing scam targeting university employees. Users are receiving e-mails about a change in their human resource status and are sent to a link to website to address this change. The link sends the victims to a page that looks […]
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO • November 22, 2024
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January 15, 2015 Phishing Report
January 15th, 2015
Recently the Information Security Office has noticed many instances of a phishing scam requesting users to download a document from Drop-Box for their financial records. The e-mail contains many different sections that may seem legitimate, but you should NOT open the link or respond to the e-mail. Please note that the download link in the body […]
February Edition of OUCH!: Staying Secure on the Road
February 5th, 2015
SANS has released their February edition of OUCH!, covering “how to securely stay online and get work done while traveling.” “We are excited to announce the February issue of OUCH! This month, led by Guest Editor Steve Armstrong, we cover how to securely stay online and get work done while traveling. With more and more people […]
March 17, 2015 Phishing Report
March 17th, 2015
Over the past several weeks, the Help Desk and Information Security Office have received complaints of numerous spam e-mails claiming that “Your e-mail account was LOGIN today by Unknown IP address:”. The subject line is generally “Support” and the e-mail instructs the user to “click on the Administrator link below and LOGIN”, which then provides a bogus link […]
April Edition of OUCH!: Passphrases
April 1st, 2015
SANS has released their April edition of OUCH!, covering passphrases, and why they are better than passwords. “We are excited to announce the April issue of OUCH! This month, led by Guest Editor Guy Bruneau, we cover passphrases. Specifically, what passphrases are, why they are better than passwords and how to use them securely. As always, […]
November Edition of OUCH!: Social Engineering
November 11th, 2014
SANS has released their November edition of OUCH!, covering social engineering. “We are excited to announce the November issue of OUCH! This month, led by Guest Editor Alissa Torres, we cover Social Engineering. Specifically, we explain what it is, how cyber attackers use social engineering to get what they want and the different ways people […]
Nearly 5 Million Gmail Passwords Leaked
September 10th, 2014
Earlier today, Daily Dot reported that nearly 5 million Gmail usernames and passwords have been hacked and posted on a Russian Bitcoin forum. The unknown hacker posted a screenshot of the database on the forum Tuesday evening, revealing some of the stolen usernames and passwords. As of earlier today, the list has been taken down […]
Home Depot – Disclosed Credit Card Information
September 16th, 2014
After weeks of knowing about the issue, a report came out last week alerting the public that Home Depot’s computers have been hacked for about five months now, revealing the credit and debit card information of millions of customers. The hackers are still unknown, but are believed to be among two groups. The hackers managed […]
“Bash” Bug Affecting Linux, Mac OS, and Potentially More Systems
September 29th, 2014
A French IT manager recently discovered a flaw in the way millions of devices communicate across the internet. The bug is found in “bash,” which is a program that translates human-readable commands into a language readable by the computer’s operating system. This bug affects any device that can connect to the internet and uses the operating […]
October Edition of OUCH!: Five Steps to Staying Secure
October 1st, 2014
SANS has released their October edition of OUCH! with five steps to staying secure with all types of technology. “We are excited to announce the October issue of OUCH! This month, led by Guest Editor Lenny Zeltser, we cover the top five steps to staying secure. With both technology and threats constantly evolving, people are […]