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SCAM OF THE WEEK: Selling Phishy Stress Relief For many people, the past two years have been some of the most stressful years of their lives. Unfortunately, cybercriminals are trying to use this stress to their advantage by creating fake promotions for CBD products.  CBD, short for cannabidiol, is a popular natural remedy that some…

SCAM OF THE WEEK: Watch Out For Omicron Variant Scams Omicron, a new variant of the COVID-19 virus, is quickly spreading across the globe. This unfortunate news is only made worse by cybercriminals who are creating Omicrom-themed phishing scams. In a recent phishing email, cybercriminals impersonate the United Kingdom�s National Health Service (NHS). The email…

SCAM OF THE WEEK: A New Spam Scam In a new scam, cybercriminals spoof Microsoft Office 365 by using the email address quarantine[at]messaging[dot]microsoft[dot]com to send you a spam notification. The fake notification claims that a seemingly important email with the subject line �[Your Organization�s Domain] Adjustment: Transaction Expenses Q3 UPDATE� has been quarantined. You are…

Executive IT Help Security Advisory!   Please be alert to the notifications you receive from Duo and MFA for your email, computer, and VPN. DO NOT accept any notification from Duo or other authentication app/texts if you are not logging in. DO NOT click on links in your email or form texts that require you…

SCAM OF THE WEEK: #Bitcoin-Hostage-Videos An elaborate new Bitcoin scam targets Instagram influencers and their followers. In this scam, cybercriminals send an influencer a phishing link that takes them to a fake Instagram login page. If the influencer tries to log in to their account, their login credentials are sent directly to the cybercriminals. Once…