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Legitimate email: Subject=UNH Password Change Reminder
February 17, 2020, by UNH Information Security Services
The following is a legitimate communication sent by UNH Information Technology to UNH students.
The subject of the email is "UNH Password Change Reminder".
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<username removed>,
Your password must be changed within the next 1 day(s) to comply with the new University System of New Hampshire (USNH) policy. Failure to comply with USNH policy will result in UNH Information Technology (IT) disabling your account.
To...
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Phishing Email: Subject = Click the link below to find out more about the program
January 19, 2020, by UNH Information Security Services
UNH Information Security Services (ISS) has received multiple reports of a phishing email targeting UNH users that seeks to collect user credentials.
The subject of the email = Click the link below to find out more about the program
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Click the link below to find out more about the program
Sharepoint Online
sent you a document to review and sign.
REVIEW DOCUMENT...
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UNH Phishing Awareness Program
January 14, 2020, by UNH IT Staff
UNH is a gold mine of personal data, and that’s why we are an attractive target for aggressive phishing attacks. The best way to prevent phishing attacks is to empower individuals with the knowledge and training needed to identify phishing emails and handle them safely.
Over the past two years, UNH increased its efforts to educate UNH students, faculty, and staff on how to identify, avoid, and report phishing attacks by launching an awareness program. This program includes in-person...
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Five Ways You Help Keep the University Secure Part Three: How to Avoid Phishing
January 14, 2020, by UNH IT Staff
This article is part three in our series on Five Ways You Help Keep the University Secure. This month, we discuss how to avoid email phishing attempts.
What is Phishing?
People often confuse phishing and spam, but these two types of unwanted emails are inherently different. While all are annoying, phishing is intrinsically malicious, while spam is harmless. Phishing is cybercrime, and the criminals who create phishing emails are trying to steal your identity, steal your money, or...
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Phishing Email: Subject = JOB OPPORTUNITY
November 16, 2019, by UNH Information Security Services
UNH Information Security Services (ISS) has received reports of a phishing email targeting UNH users that is being sent from a UNH email address. This email attempts to capture personal information about UNH community members.
Email subject = Job Opportunity
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Hello,
I am a Professor here in UNH , there is an opening available to all student and staffs to work with UNICEF to render Personal Assistance Service. ...
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Phishing Awareness Program for Students
October 7, 2019, by UNH IT Staff
Greetings-
It seems like every time you read the news, another company has suffered a data breach. UNH's new Online/Digital Safety Program seeks to empower the UNH student community to practice good cyber hygiene and avoid becoming the victim of a cyberattack. As part of this new program, UNH is expanded the existing Phishing Awareness Program to include all active students.
Why Does Phishing Awareness Matter?
One of the most effective ways for attackers to gain unauthorized access to an...
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Phishing Email: Subject = VACANCY(PET SITTING JOB)
September 15, 2019, by UNH Information Security Services
UNH Information Security Services (ISS) has received reports of phishing emails targeting UNH users that offers a pet or dog sitting job. Users are advised not to respond to this email.
Email Subject = VACANCY(PET SITTING JOB)
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email address/links have been removed
Hello,
I am putting out this Ads for my uncle as he just got transferred here and need someone (STAFF or STUDENT) to pet-sit his 4months old puppies twice a week. The pay is $300/weekly. Contact him on (email...
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Phishing Email: Subject = Nanny Job/ Dog Sitter Needed/ Job for babysitter
August 12, 2019, by UNH Information Security Services
UNH Information Security Services (ISS) has received reports of two phishing emails targeting UNH users that provide an email address and ask the user to respond. These emails are not legitimate offers for employment, do not respond to these emails or correspond with anyone in relation to these opportunities.
Email Subject = Dog Sitter Needed
Email Subject = Nanny Job
Email Text - Dog Sitter Needed
Hello,
I’m an alumnus of the school. My uncle recently got transferred there and needs...
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Phishing Email: Subject =Please confirm ACH payment
March 20, 2019, by UNH Information Security Services
UNH Information Security Services (ISS) has received reports of a phishing email targeting UNH users that contains a malicious URL. Clicking the URL opens a webpage, which asks users to verify their identity by providing their email credentials.
Email subject=Please confirm ACH payment
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Please confirm ACH payment account ending in ***560 dated 16/03/19 was received, it does not appear to have been applied. Also a write off approved...
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New Report Phish Feature in Outlook Allows for Easy Reporting on Malicious Emails
March 18, 2019, by UNH IT Staff
Phishing is a scam by which an Internet user is duped (as by a deceptive e-mail message) into revealing personal or confidential information which the scammer can use illicitly. (Source: Merriam-Webster)
UNH IT is currently migrating all faculty and staff over to Exchange Online, a process that will finish in Fall 2019. Once migrated, many new features will appear in Outlook. Chief among them, Report Phish makes it super easy to report malicious emails. This function is available for...
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