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Staffbase (formerly Bananatag) Training
Getting StartedStaffbase (formerly Bananatag) is an email tracking solution ideal for internal communications that makes it easier to create engaging and targeted messaging. Staffbase offers many features to users including templates as well as analytics to track open rates and real-time insights about your communications.
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Jun 2023: Hijacked Email Threads Spread Malicious Software
Threat Alert: What to Watch For Cybercriminals have launched phishing attacks that hijack legitimate email threads to deliver malicious URLs. Attackers hijack email threads to further increase the believability of the attacks.
Email SMTP Settings
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UCSF Email POP and IMAP Settings
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Oct 2023: Business Email Compromise Lures Spoof US Fire Administration
Threat Alert: BEC Lures Imitate US Fire Administration
Oct 2023: Dual-Purpose Phishing Attacks Use Blocked Email Lure
Threat Alert: Dual-Purpose Phish Use Blocked Email Lure
Zero Day Attack on Zimbra Enterprise Email Solution
Zimbra released security updates to address a vulnerability in Zimbra Enterprise Email Solution that is being actively exploited. An unauthenticated attacker could exploit this vulnerability to steal cleartext credentials from a targeted Zimbra instance without any user interaction. For a complete description of the vulnerabilities and affected systems Zimbra Product Releases. IT Security
Critical and High Vulnerabilities in SonicWall Email Security products
WHAT HAPPENED? SonicWall has released a security advisory to address Critical and High Vulnerabilities in SonicWall Email Security products.
Standard Requirement for Unit Information Security Leads To Receive IT Security Update Emails
UCSF IT Security maintains two listservs to communicate common security updates and vulnerability notifications to everyone with IT Security responsibilities: SEC-AUTO and SECURITY-UPDATE.Individuals with IT job codes are automatically added to the SEC-AUTO listserv. Regardless of their job title, due to their responsibilities, all Unit Information Security Leads that are not on the SEC-AUTO listserv must subscribe to the SECURITY-UPDATE listserv.