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Administrative Listservs Summary and Access Information

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Security Notice: High Vulnerabilities in VMware NSX and vCenter

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Real Phishing and Social Engineering Threats

Please note that this is not an all-inclusive list of all of the phishing and social engineering threats, but rather ones that are typical of current threats and/or ones that impacted UCSF staff, faculty, and/or learners (must be logged in to MyAccess to view). Be diligent with all communications, and please, even if you think an email might be a phish, report it via Phish Alarm and find out almost instantly in most cases.

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Jan 2024: Phishing Attacks Use CAPTCHA to Increase Trust

Cybercriminals have launched a series of phishing attacks imitating a legitimate company.

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UCSF Adobe Acrobat Pro

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