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Beware coronavirus scams

As Duke continues to monitor the coronavirus outbreak, Duke’s IT security offices are warning staff, faculty and students to beware malicious emails claiming to be from health organizations including the CDC.

Suspicious emails can be reported using the "Report Phish to Duke" button.

Read more about the scams.

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Fight phishing with new "Report Phish" button

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October 1, 2019

Starting in October as part of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, Duke staff, faculty and students can report suspicious emails with one click of a button. The new “Report Phish to Duke” button is in all Outlook email clients (Windows, Mac, Web, Android and iPhone).

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