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On the Rise: Social Media and Phishing Scams
This article explains how cybercriminals are increasingly using social media platforms to carry out phishing attacks, targeting users to steal personal information and compromise accounts. It highlights the growing risk of these scams as social media use continues to expand.
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Reminder: KnowBe4 Phish Alert Button (PAB) Now Available!
This article announces the campus-wide availability of the KnowBe4 Phish Alert Button (PAB), a tool designed to help users quickly report suspicious emails to the Information Security team. It explains how to use the PAB and emphasizes its role in strengthening campus cybersecurity and improving awareness of phishing threats.
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Fake Login Pages Targeting College Campuses
This article highlights the rise of phishing scams targeting students and staff through fake university login pages designed to steal credentials. It emphasizes awareness of these impersonation sites and encourages users to stay informed about how to recognize and avoid them.
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Stay Cyber Safe at Montclair – Quick Tips to Protect Your Account
This article provides important cybersecurity reminders for protecting university accounts and personal information, including how to recognize phishing attempts involving Duo MFA, fake forms, and unsolicited job offers.
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AI scams on April 1st? This bot lies on purpose!
This article highlights the connection between April Fool’s Day and modern cybersecurity risks, warning that cybercriminals increasingly use convincing, AI-powered scams to trick users. It encourages awareness of how easily fake messages and content can appear legitimate, especially during times when people expect jokes and deception.
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NJCCIC – Google Chrome Alert [Windows Only]
This article warns about a security vulnerability in the Google Chrome browser that could allow attackers to gain control of a device through malicious links in phishing emails. It explains the potential risks of exploitation and emphasizes the importance of keeping browsers and operating systems updated, as well as avoiding unexpected email links.
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Overdue Fees Phishing Emails on Campus
This article explains how phishing scams target college students by impersonating overdue fee notices from official campus offices. It outlines common tactics such as creating urgency, using fake links, and requesting sensitive financial information, while highlighting key warning signs students should watch for to avoid falling victim.
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Too Good to Be True? The Truth About Fake Job Offers on Campus
This article warns students about fake job offer scams targeting campus communities, where attackers attempt to steal personal information or money through fraudulent employment opportunities. It shares awareness tips to help users recognize suspicious job offers and stay safe while job hunting online.
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IT’S A TRAP! Fake CAPTCHA Scams
This article explains how cybercriminals are abusing fake CAPTCHA verification pages to trick users into downloading malware. It highlights that while real CAPTCHAs are used for security, fraudulent versions can be used to target students and compromise devices, especially in shared or frequently used campus environments.
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Sneaky Google Docs Phishing Scam on the Rise!
This article explains how phishing scams are increasingly targeting campus communities through fake Google Doc sharing links designed to steal login credentials and personal information. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing these deceptive messages and staying vigilant to protect accounts and data.
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