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Georgia Tech Cyber Security - Phish Bowl

The Phish Bowl is a list of recent email messages that were reported to GT Cyber Security and confirmed to be a widespread phishing message (or was errantly reported as a phishing message and is actually a legitimate email).

If you have received any of the messages listed below as a confirmed phishing email, do not follow the link(s) in the message; simply delete it. If you have already fallen for one of the messages listed below, please contact your department's CSR or, if you are a student, the OIT TSC.


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2019-03-08 
Phishing Message
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An external sender is sending emails to GT users about a potential job position. They are attempting to solicit personal email and mobile numbers to contact users.
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2019-03-06 
Phishing Message
Description:
An unknown party is using SendInc to send a message that appears to be from a GT employee.
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2019-03-06 
Phishing Message
Description:
This is a phishing message requesting personal information from the user, in exchange for a high-paying job opportunity. Upon receiving a reply, the sender might also request financial information.
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2019-02-25 
Phishing Message
Description:
This is an email asking for names and email addresses for the head of school and email addresses. This seems like an attempt to get information to impersonate the head of school and chief of staff for future phishing emails, similar to the ones we have been seeing recently.
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2019-02-25 
Phishing Message
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This is a phishing message impersonating the President of Georgia Tech, "Bud" Peterson. This is similar to previous phishing attempts that if replied to, will ask the victim to buy gift cards.
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