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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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2019-03-21 
Phishing Message
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A spoofed email address impersonating a Microsoft representative attempting to gather O365 credentials. A hidden URL to a malicious site is below the legitimate looking admin.microsoft.com
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2019-03-19 
Phishing Message
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In this phishing email, an external sender is impersonating a CIA officer, and asking for money in Bitcoin in exchange for the erasure of criminal records.
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2019-03-08 
Phishing Message
Description:
Email sent from an external sender prompting for credentials.
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2019-03-08 
Phishing Message
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An external sender is impersonating a GT faculty member.
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2019-03-08 
Phishing Message
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External party impersonating UPS and
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