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Uh oh! There was something phishy about that message...
The below information could have been collected by an attacker just by your visit to the website!

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Cookies Enabled: No
Javascript Enabled: No

Luckily, this one was a simulation carried out by the Marist Cybersecurity Team.

Be careful what you click! Phishing emails will always have indicators.  
 
Please review the following Cybersecurity Awareness and Education resources: 
Phished
How to identify phishing messages:
  • Awkward email phrasing - Look for run-on sentences or sentences that sound unnatural or wrong when read aloud.
  • Grammar and spelling - Look for errors in grammar, spelling and punctuation.
  • Request for Non-Marist Account Details - Look for requests to have you sign-in to services that are not associated with your Marist account.
  • URL Hyperlinking - Hover over links to see where it will send you before you click on it. Be thorough, suspicious links can appear similar to reputable ones. Here is what the hovering over the link looked like for this simulation:

Subject: Executive Lunchroom

Good Morning,

We are pleased to announce to you that we would like to build an executive lunch exclusively for the President's Cabinet. This will be a great opportunity to host board events and have a lunch space for meetings. There is leftover money from the Sammon House project. If you would like to provide special requests on what you would want in the room, please take a moment to fill out this quick survey To show your interest. If enough interest is seen, we will move forward with this project and our first lunch will include Frankie!We look forward to hearing your thoughs!

With Warm Regard,

President Weinman