The message below is not from Georgia Tech. Hovering over the link reveals a website that is not associated with Georgia Tech (does not end in gatech.edu). Please do not reply or click on the link. If you have already done so, please contact us immediately.

The message below is a legitimate survey from Georiga Tech leadership.

This was sent as part of a phishing training exercise by Georgia Tech Cyber Security. See https://security.gatech.edu/SpringPhishingExercise for more details.

This message is not a legitimate email from Wells Fargo. Although the From address says Wells Fargo Bank, this is easily spoofed by phishers. Hovering over the link reveals that it is not a Wells Fargo address. The link goes to Google.com, but redirects to a malicious page controlled by the phisher. Do not click on the link or respond to the message. If you have done so already, please contact us immediately.

Several users reported a phishing message from "Charles K Huberman" supposedly offering a job opportunity. However, there is no job opportunity, as the sender is attempting a classic fake check scam, asking you to deposit a check then wire funds to someone else. The check clears at first, but then bounces, leaving the victim on the hook for the funds that were wired to the attacker. Please do not respond to this email. If you have already done so, do not reply to any further messages and let us know immediately.