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Feb 2023: Valentine’s Day-Themed Lures

Threat Alert: What to Watch For Cybercriminals have launched phishing attacks claiming to be senior executives offering employees a Valentine’s Day-themed reward in appreciation of their work.  The message purporting to be from executives might compel users to engage with the supposed employer-related communications.  The promise of a reward or gift for the employee’s dedication to the organization entices recipients to click on a malicio

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Phish Alarm

What is Phish Alarm? Phish Alarm is a tool that is available to all users at UCSF. With the click of a button, users can report a phishing or malicious message. As described here, the Report Phish button is available for both PC and Mac Outlook clients as well as on Outlook Web Access (email.ucsf.edu) and the Outlook Mobile App.

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Proofpoint URL Isolation

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Office 365: OneDrive

Description Access and edit your files from all of your devices. Share inside or outside your organization and work together in real-time on Office documents. Quickly find the files that matter to you but also keep them protected and backed up.

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Dec 2022: Phishing Campaign Distributing Christmas Bonus-Themed Lure

Threat Alert: What to Watch For Cybercriminals have launched a series of phishing attacks using the promise of a paid Christmas bonus as a lure.

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Dec 2022: Microsoft OneDrive and QR Codes Used in Phishing Campaign

Threat Alert: What to Watch For Recent email-based attacks have used compromised Microsoft OneDrive accounts to send phishing emails. These emails encourage recipients to click a link to view a shared document. The OneDrive links lead targets to shared PDF documents containing quick response (QR) codes.

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Listserv

Service information Information Technology's electronic mailing lists (listservs) for the UCSF community to support and promote the mission of the University: teaching, research, patient care and community service. Listserv owners must be UCSF faculty, staff or students. Students need to have a faculty or staff sponsor in order to request a listserv. Targeted information to get started with the UCSF listserv:

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Dec 2022: Phish Alarm-Themed Lures Used in Credential Phishing Attacks

Threat Alert: What to Watch For Cybercriminals have launched phishing attacks claiming to originate from a company help desk team.

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[email protected]

Description The [email protected] is a UCSF service for online collaboration and knowledge management.  It serves needs of the UCSF community to collaborate within the campus and with other UCSF campuses and/or UCSF affiliated organizations.

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Nov 2022: Amazon-Themed Lures Distributed Via Zoom

Threat Alert: What to Watch For Cybercriminals have launched a series of malicious email attacks impersonating an Amazon package order confirmation. The attack uses Amazon-branded emails delivered from a Zoom sending address, as threat actors are abusing Zoom’s infrastructure. The emails prompt recipients to click a link to download an invoice for order details.

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