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Unicef Phishing Campaign

Friday, Sep 22, 2023 • 3:04 PM jogjacks

The Office of Information Security - Security Operations Center, has received multiple reports of users receiving externally sent email containing an attachment titled "UNICEF - Work from Home". This is a phishing attempt to acquire personal information. Do NOT respond to this email. SIMPLY DELETE THEM!!

Uptick in Phishing campaign involving QR codes

Monday, Sep 18, 2023 • 5:40 PM davagarc

 QR Code Phishing Scams - The Office of Information Security - Security Operations Center (SOC) has received multiple reports of users receiving externally sent email containing QR codes, including "Microsoft MFA Policy" and "Human Resources/Payroll has shared a file with you".  These emails are phishing scams!  Please do not scan the QR code or reply to the emails in any way.  SIMPLY DELETE THEM!!  Note: there are no known legitimate emails originating from UTMB containing QR codes.















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