A number of these similar phishing messages reported lately. Usually from gmail addresses. From: XXXX <jpattonvogt@gmail.com> Date: Sun, Feb 20, 2022 at 11:50 AM Subject: To: <XXXX> Available cellphone number?– Continue Reading
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PHISH – Invoice_US_CMR_LRB_10295419121_2021-12-13.pdf
Recently an email was sent out that contains a malicious PDF. If you receive this email do not click the link embedded in the PDF or download it. Notify phish@tcnj.edu and delete the email. Thank you. Continue Reading
PHISH – MsDocs 893826 / New Scanned Docs from MX-M253N
This is a phishing email, the embedded link does not go to a SharePoint site or contain any documents. Do not click on any links and delete this email. Thank you. Continue Reading
Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2021
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. The theme, just like last year, is “Do Your Part. #BeCyberSmart” which emphasizes the important role we all must play in protecting ourselves and the College from cyber attacks. It is our shared responsibility to be good digital citizens. No individual is solely responsible for securing the Internet. Everyone must… Continue Reading
Phish – Subject: Confirm Ownership for ***@tcnj.edu
Phishing email which will take you to a Mail Center landing page and attempt to harvest your credentials. Do not enter any information or click any links in this email. Continue Reading
EXPLOIT – CVE-2021-30860 – FORCEDENTRY zero-day exploit on Apple devices
The FORCEDENTRY vulnerability was discovered last week by CitizenLab. This vulnerability allows attackers to craft malicious PDF files which the device then process and runs the attackers code, leading to data theft, impersonation and potential device takeover. This vulnerability exploits Apple’s image rendering library, CoreGraphics and requires no interaction from the user once the text… Continue Reading
Exploit – CVE-2021-40444 – MSHTML RCE Vulnerbility via malicious Microsoft Office documents
This week Microsoft reported that they are seeing this vulnerability being actively exploited in the wild. The attacker crafts a Microsoft Office document which contains a malicious ActiveX control, that once installed, grants the attacker the same rights as the user who opened the document. This can allow the attacker to run code, install and… Continue Reading
Phish – Subject: Document shared with you: “DC.docx”
Another Google Drive Shared File Phish Reported lmack7010@gmail.com shared a document Unknown profile photo lmack7010@gmail.com has shared the following document: XXXXXXXX DC.docx Continue Reading
Phish – Subject: I shared a Doc via Dropbox with you
New phish reported that looks like a Dropbox email. It links to an external site the attempts to capture credentials. Continue Reading
Phish – Subject:Evaulation.docx01.docx
New phish reported, 04/28/2021. Mail comes from a Jeremy Keifer in the From field and the email appears to be from some variation of share-drive-noreply@google.com. It is impersonating Kathryn Foster and claims to share a file from Sharepoint (it also has a typo and misspells “has”). Do not open this attachment or enter any information.… Continue Reading