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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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2017-03-27 
Safe Message
Description:
We have confirmed with IRP that this email is legitimate.
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2017-03-20 
Phishing Message
Description:
Email contains a malicious PDF attachment.
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2017-03-18 
Phishing Message
Description:
This email is not legitimate. Phishing messages like this often appeal to a sense of urgency to install malware on your computer. Please DO NOT reply or download and open the attached malicious archive. If you have done so already, please let us know. If you haven't, please delete the email or mark it as junk and ignore it.
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2017-03-16 
Phishing Message
Description:
This message includes a malicious PDF attachment.
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2017-03-14 
Phishing Message
Description:
This email is not from Georgia Tech, and is unrelated to any Outlook or email service. Clicking the link leads to a malicious webpage which may attempt to steal your credentials or install malware on your computer. Please DO NOT reply or click any links. If you have done so already, please let us know immediately. If you haven't, please delete the email or mark it as junk and ignore it.
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