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    Alert: New DHL Phishing Emails Targeting Fordham Community

    By Gerald Johnson Jr.June 27, 20172 Mins Read
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    Please be advised that there are suspicious emails circulating that are targeting members of the Fordham Community. The email contains what appear to be images of package slips. However, the images redirect you to a malicious phishing site.

    These are not legitimate emails and should be reported immediately.
    Please remain diligent and avoid giving any personally identifiable information through email. Pay attention to the sender of the email and if something appears suspicious, contact the sender directly to verify the messages legitimacy. DO NOT respond via email. If direct contact with the sender is not possible, please contact ITCC for assistance.

    The content of the email is as follows:

    ———- Start of Message ———-
    From: DHL Service <baqader1407@gmail.com>
    Date: Tue, Jun 27, 2017 at 9:50 AM
    Subject: DHL delivery details ……
    To:

    Dear  Customer ,

    Please find attached DHL AWB , pls printed and given to courier upon arrival .
    Thanks

    Best regards

    DHL Expess Team

    DHL receipt.pdf
    —————End of Message—————-

     

    Please remember that Fordham IT will NEVER ask you for your username and password or ask you to click any links to validate or verify your account or password. If you receive questionable or suspicious communications, contact IT Customer Care and allow the University Information Security Office (UISO) to validate the legitimacy of these communication attempts.

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