Another phishing message just like the last one, but from a different address.
From: Kathryn A. Foster <kathryn.afoster@my.com>Subject: Follow upDate: October 11, 2018 at 2:08:28 PM EDTTo: XXXXReply-To: Kathryn A. Foster <kathryn.afoster@my.com>Are you available
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Best Regards,
Another targeted phishing message. Please continue to report these message to abuse@tcnj.edu From: “Kathryn A. Foster” <Kathrynafoster@hotmail.com> To: XXXXX Subject: Follow up Are you available? Continue Reading
Another targeted phishing message reported. Subject: BUSY? l need you to run a task ASAP, let me know if you’re unoccupied FYI: I can not take calls at the moment. Regards, Continue Reading
A warning has been issued about a phishing campaign specifically targeting students with fraudulent billing information, which is then used to steal financial aid funds. Always be cautious when clicking links or replying to emails and report suspicious messages to abuse@tcnj.edu. Additional information can be found here https://www.nasfaa.org/news-item/16118/8-31_Active_Phishing_Campaign_Targeting_Student_Email_Accounts Continue Reading
TCNJ has implemented Duo for multifactor authentication(2FA). Duo will be required for all VPN connections at the start of the fall semester, but you can be an early adopter and start using Duo right now! Visit the Duo Multifactor Authentication page to learn more. Continue Reading
A phishing message was reported this morning. The message contained a PDF that may be malicious, which links to an external phishing site. If you recieved a message similar to the one below please delete it. Continue Reading
The European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) goes into effect on May 25th, 2018. Please visit the TCNJ Privacy Office web page for more information about GDPR. Continue Reading
Another phishing message reported. MEMO linked to a copy of our sign in page. Subject: IT DESK: Emergency Situation on Campus Hello All, There is an emergency scare on Campus. Please go through MEMO released and endeavor to follow protocol outline Thanks Amparo Scolding Continue Reading
Reporting threats and suspicious messages observed by our community is one of the most useful tools in our cybersecurity arsenal. We have recently deployed a new tool that makes it even easier to report phishing messages. The Phish Alert button is an extension for the Google Chrome web browser that will add an new button to… Continue Reading
Another phishing message reported. This one has a pdf attachment. Please delete the email and do not open the attachment. From: Brady, Marissa <bradym@scf.edu> Subject: UPDATED INFORMATION] FOR ALL TCNJ EMPLOYEE ON CONDUCTS AND COMPLIANCE 2018 FROM THE OFFICE OF PRESIDENT THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY Dear The College of New Jersey Employees Relationships are… Continue Reading