This appears to be a message from Citizens Bank requesting the user to log in and update information on the account. However, the link redirects to a non-citizens bank domain. Also note the numerous spelling and grammatical errors. URL: hxxp://scrantonmfg[.]com/4ABP

A fake linkedIn email attempts to steal user login credentials

There have been a series of emails recently trying to extort payment from victims. The emails are targeting users based on breached passwords available on the internet. Next, they mention that they have graphic footage of the user that will be distributed to their contact list unless they receive a bitcoin payment.

This is a spam message. The link directs to a graphic design website (hxxp://orrine[.]com/new/), but does NOT appear to be malicious/phishing. Note obvious typos and poor design.

This is an invitation to join a Microsoft program that partners with the Georgia Tech College of Computing. The link goes to "onthehub.com" which is an academic software retailer and on login you will be presented with a login page that is the actually GT login page at "https://login.gatech.edu". This is NOT a phishing message, but it's very hard to distinguish from one. If you get this and want to use this program, make sure that the link really goes to "onthehub.com" and always make sure any login page for Georgia Tech is "login.gatech.edu" before logging in.