An informal survey conducted this week on an e-mail list for campus computer-security administrators showed that at least 86 campuses have been hit in an e-mail scam aimed at colleges.
As we reported last week, malicious hackers are sending e-mail messages to students, professors, and staff members at colleges around the country that seek to trick them into giving away their college-network password and other personal information. The approach is known as “phishing,” and until recently the most common targets were online banking and payment services rather than college networks.
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
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