New phishing scam pretending to be IT Help support desk

IT Services has received several reports about a new phishing scam that seems to come from the IT Help support desk. (This is personal, now!)
Here is an example:
Do not respond to this message. The “From” field indicates that the email was sent from a Gmail account, not someone in Miami’s domain. The IT Help support desk will never ask you for your username or password in an email like this. Several grammatical and syntactical mistakes in this message are also “tells” that it is a scam.
Remember: If you receive an email that looks suspicious, it’s better to be safe than sorry - forward the message to InfoSec@MiamiOH.edu, and the InfoSec team will tell you whether it’s legitimate or a fraud.
In addition, if you receive a Duo push that you didn’t initiate, deny it.
Stay safe out there, folks! And don’t forget that October is also National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, so we will be providing information all next month about how to stay safe online. Visit us on Twitter and check out the playlist we’ve put together on YouTube of helpful (and funny) videos.