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 […]
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“ No subject” – Phishing Scam – September 12, 2018
September 12th, 2018
by Christopher Campbell
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 […]
“account was hacked” – Phishing Scam – October 12, 2018
October 12th, 2018
by Christopher Campbell
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 […]
July Issue of OUCH! – CEO Fraud
July 7th, 2016
by Christopher Campbell
We are excited to announce the July issue of OUCH! This month, led by Guest Editor Angela Pappas of Thomson Reuters, we focus on CEO Fraud. CEO Fraud is a targeted attack where cyber criminals pose as a senior leader in an organization and trick employees into wiring money or sending highly sensitive documents. CEO […]
Latest Phish
May 26th, 2017
by Jim Pardonek
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. […]
6/5/17 Phishing Scam
June 5th, 2017
by Jim Pardonek
This is the latest phishing scam. This is yet another in a series of emails from scammers trying to get your UVID and password. From: Date: Jun 2, 2017 3:20 PM Subject: ITS Alert: E-mail account verification To: Cc: ——————————– Request Confirmation: 65189W5G64H2 ——————————– Date: 06/02/2017 ——————————– Your account has been queued for deletion following […]
Latest Phishing Email 6/7/17
June 7th, 2017
by Jim Pardonek
We continue to receive multiple phishing emails that are attempting to harvest credentials. Please delete this email. If you have responded and entered your credentials, please go to password self service and reset your password or call the LUC helpdesk. The latest email appears as below; Sent: Wednesday, June 7, 2017 04:15 Subject: Upgrade Your […]
Newest Phishing Email
July 10th, 2017
by Jim Pardonek
Here is the latest phishing email that has been circulating at Loyola. There are several indicators to look for in this particular email message. First, this email creates a sense of urgency by “warning” you that your account will be deleted. Loyola does not do this. Second, if you hover over the link within “please […]
New Phishing Emails – July 13, 2017
July 13th, 2017
by Christopher Campbell
There are a couple of new Phishing emails going around. If you see these emails, please delete them right away. As a reminder, Loyola will never ask for your password or to verify your account. If you have any questions about this or any email, before you act on the email, please call or email […]
“Loyola Career Center” Phishing Scam – July 25, 2017
July 25th, 2017
by Christopher Campbell
We continue to experience phishing emails going around campus. The most recent email is shown below. If you see this email, please delete it right away. As a reminder, Loyola will never ask for your password or to verify your account. If you have any questions about this or any email, before you act on […]