Wondering if an email you received is legit? Here's a list of recent phishing attempts (and some legitimate messages!) to watch out for.
The Information Security Office would like to caution the Miami community about a new phishing attempt that was sent to many Miami users over the weekend. Some users have received an email stating ...
Throughout the weekend and continuing this morning, a phishing message has been circulating to Miami accounts. This message contains the subject line: “Significant information about your ...
IT Services has received reports that a new scam email has been making the rounds. The sender claims to be a Miami senior executive, such as academic dean or senior administrator. The email states ...
Lots of scams have been circulating recently. Read on to learn more and how to avoid them!
A new phishing email urges recipients to log in to a special system to verify their Microsoft accounts.
Did you receive an email you suspect to be phishing and don't see it listed here? Let us know! Email us at PhishBowl@MiamiOH.edu.
IT Services takes information security seriously. If we detect that a device on our network has potentially been compromised by malware, viruses, or other various forms of malicious software, we take steps to protect the network. Namely, we block the infected device from accessing the MU-Wireless Wi-Fi network until the malicious software has been purged.
If you have issues connecting to the Wi-Fi, your device may be compromised.
Check your email for a message from IT stating that your device was blocked. Follow the instructions in that email to get your device back on the network.
