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      Can You Hear Me Now? Don’t Fall for the Vishing Scam

      Vishing is a type of phishing that happens over phone or VoIP calls, where attackers pretend to be trusted organizations to trick you into sharing sensitive information.

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      Classics Day 2025

      On Friday, November 21, 2025, The Institute for the Humanities and the Department of Classics and General Humanities at Montclair State

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      95 Attend Classics Day 2025

      The Department of Classics and General Humanities and the Institute for the Humanities held its first Classics Day in 1990 and has held one

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      Cybersecurity Feast: Serving Up Safe Tech Habits This Thanksgiving

      This article uses a Thanksgiving theme to highlight key cybersecurity practices and reminds users to stay vigilant during the holiday season.

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      Critical Security Alert: Required Update for All Chrome-Based Web Browsers

      This message alerts users to a critical Google Chrome security vulnerability that is actively being exploited and urges immediate browser updates.

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      macOS Tahoe Release for Mac Operating Systems

      Montclair State University’s Division of Information Technology announced that macOS 26 (Tahoe) is available for upgrade on all eligible university-owned Apple computers.

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      Attack of the Clones: When AI Imitates to Manipulate

      This article explains how artificial intelligence can be misused to create convincing phishing scams, fake images or videos, and other cyber threats that target students, faculty, and staff. It highlights the real-world risks of AI-powered attacks while providing practical tips on how to stay safe, verify suspicious activity, and use AI tools responsibly.

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      Stay Sharp with Document Signing Requests

      Digital document signing platforms like Docusign, Adobe Sign, and Dropbox Sign make it easy to approve campus forms, contracts, and agreements securely. Unfortunately, cybercriminals have learned to mimic these legitimate services to trick users into revealing personal information, university credentials, or payment data.

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      Update: AV Special Event Staffing and Usage Expectations

      Montclair State University’s Division of Information Technology issued an update regarding guidelines for requesting AV support at campus events. While AV staffing for university-sponsored events remains centrally funded (meaning departments are not billed for basic support), strict utilization rules are being reinforced to ensure the limited technical staff are used efficiently and equitably.

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      Is Your Smartphone Giving Away Too Much?

      This article shares practical tips for keeping your smartphone secure and protecting your personal data. It covers everyday cybersecurity habits such as using strong lock screens, staying cautious on public Wi-Fi, keeping devices updated, managing app permissions, avoiding phishing scams, and backing up important information.

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