News & Alerts
The IT Security Office has received reports of a phishing attack.
If you have received the message below, then delete without clicking on the link or replying. If you have clicked the link and/or provided your Duke credentials, then please contact the OIT Service Desk (919) 684-2200.
The IT Security Office has seen a recent increase in extortion scam email messages targeting Duke users.
What the Attackers Say
The IT Security Office has received several reports of email fraud attempts where attackers are impersonating Duke staff.
The IT Security Office has received several reports of email fraud attempts where attackers are impersonating Duke staff.
Congratulations to the winners of the "Get Cyberfit" contest, part of the IT Security Office’s National Cybersecurity Awareness Month activities in October.
The IT Security Office has received reports of email fraud attempts where attackers are impersonating Duke staff. The intent of this campaign is to coerce the recipients into performing a wire transfer or purchasing iTunes gift cards and providing the codes to the scammer.
The IT Security Office has received several reports of email fraud attempts where attackers are impersonating Duke staff. This particular message is constructed to appear as though it was sent by Paul H. Haagen while actually being sent from a fraudulent email address, gamelover171[at]gmail.com.
The IT Security Office has received several reports of email fraud attempts where attackers are impersonating Duke staff.
The IT Security Office has received several reports of email fraud attempts where attackers are impersonating Duke staff. This particular message is constructed to appear as though it was sent by Vincent Price while actually being sent from a fraudulent email address, jerry.falwell[@]my.com.