Another invoice scam! This one tries to look like a McAfee subscription. Don't be fooled - these scammers are trying to get your credit card number. Read more to find out how!

We have seen variations of this one before - an email shows up in your inbox claiming that you have an invoice and the company will automatically pay it. They provide a helpful number to call! But beware, that number only leads to cyber criminals who are trying to steal money from you.

You have received a document to sign! This email looks like it is from DocuSign, a common platform for signing electronic documents. Don't get hooked - this is just another phishing attempt.

We are so happy to welcome everyone back to the Marist College campus for the Fall, 2021 semester. A special welcome goes out to the Class of 2025! Here at Gone Phishing we care about the security of all electronic information, both business and personal. Click Read More for a special message about the unique cybersecurity threats that can emerge as the semester gets under way.

This message looks like it is from Marist and has small details such as the recipient's name and email address. They use a sense of urgency to trick people into clicking. Don't get hooked! Find out how to spot these and other malicious emails.

You have 9 messages pending! This is a phishing attempt, similar to others that claim there are email messages in quarantine. Click "read more" to see additional details and see why this is a phishing message.

Your password is expiring in 24 hours! In reality, this is a phishing attempt. Don't get hooked - click "read more" to find out why this email is malicious.

Your email quota has been exceeded! But not really - this is a phishing attempt. If you click on the link a malicious website will come up asking for your Marist username and password.

This is a classic example of a lottery scam. These types of emails have been circulating for decades - they are never valid and always lead to financial fraud.

Attention! You have quarantined messages and you must click a link to review them! Don't fall for it - this is just an attempt to steal your Marist login and password. Make sure to read more to see more tips for spotting phishing emails.