A phishing email utilizing an attachment with a QR code in it has been reported.  The subject tries to engage the curiosity of the reader and prompt them to scan a QR code which leads to a malicious domain. This page will prompt the user to enter their credentials to view a document with the… Continue Reading

We received reports of a phishing email that claimed to contain an updated handbook for TCNJ.  The email address of the sender is not a TCNJ address, which is a clear indicator that this is not legitimate.  The attached PDF document contains a QR code that leads to a fake Microsoft login page; the URL… Continue Reading

A number of users received a QR code phishing email this morning impersonating TCNJ.  Note that the email originated from a Gmail account and not a TCNJ email address.  The entire email body was an image rather than text, which attackers use to bypass filters.  Do not scan the QR code.  The landing page for… Continue Reading

We are receiving reports of a phishing email utilizing Dropbox as a conduit to attempt to get users to download a malicious PDF.  See example email below.  Attackers often will use 3rd party services such as Dropbox to host malicious files and bypass spam filters.  Be cautious of any file sharing links that you are… Continue Reading

We are receiving reports of a PayPal scam being sent to TCNJ users.  The attacks leverage compromised PayPal accounts to send false money transfers and requests and include a false phone number to contact regarding the transfer.  Note that the phone number substitutes digits for letters to attempt to evade filtering.  Do not call this… Continue Reading