MyMarist says you have "3 important message" (or "1 schedule message"). Just click the link, fill in your credentials and put in a Duo passcode! But beware - this is not a Marist login screen. Click "Read More" to learn about this dangerous phishing attempt.

A lawyer sent you an attachment and asks for it to be signed and returned. It comes from a real email address - but is it a valid request? No! The attachment is just a different way to present a fake Microsoft login screen as an attempt to steal your Marist login and password. Click "Read More" for details.

Your supervisor sent you an important shared document! We get shared documents all the time. But what's different? It comes from Google, which is not a Marist service. Click "read more" to see how this phishing email works through a valid file share, a valid document, and a Google Form.

You have important data sent from the Marist Portal! But what is the data and who is it from? It isn't a valid message and clicking on the link might be dangerous. Click "read more" to see the full message and the phishing site which looks exactly like the Marist login page.

You must validate your American Express account! But beware - this email is trying to steal your login information and also personal details that could lead to other accounts being hacked. Click "read more" and see what the email and website looks like.

Your document has been signed! Just click on this link, enter your credentials, and you can access it. But there's a little problem: you have no idea what document was signed, or who sent it. Do you open it or no? Gone Phishing says NO! Send it to us so we can (safely) evaluate the message. Make sure to click "Read More" to see all the screenshots and learn how to spot these malicious phishing messages.

Spam is a problem! We all know that, but we would never send you a generic email asking our Marist community members to "register" for a new spam filtering service. Don't get fooled - click "Read more" to find out why this is phishing.

Your account has been suspended! But really, I assure you it has not. This is a very common phishing attempt, and thankfully this one is really easy to spot. Click "Read More" to see the whole message.

Your Citibank account has been suspended due to suspicious activity! Just click the link to re-authorize the account. But please, we beg you, do not do any such thing. This is a phishing attempt, and a common one, too. Click "Read More" to see the full message and learn why it is Phishing.

Your Amazon account has been disabled! You just have to click on the link and fill out a form. But would Amazon really ask for your credit card details and Social Security Number? Click "read more" to find out why this is a phishing message.