All,
This email was sent out to several users in the community.  This IS NOT a legitimate email from SJU OIT.  Even though it references zmail.sju.edu, the sender is NOT an sju.edu address, does not have our standard heading or signature.  PLEASE DO NOT CLICK THE LINK.  If you have questions, please contact the TSC at x2920.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________

From: “Patricia Rissmiller” <patricia.rissmiller@simmons.edu>
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2013 12:05:23 PM
Subject: Upgrade Alert

You have exceeded your zmail.sju.edu quota limit of 500MB and you need to expand the zmail.sju.edu quota before the next 48 hours. If you have not updated your zmail.sju.edu account in 2013, you must do it now. You can expand to 10GB zmail.sju.edu quota limit.

Click on the link below to upgrade your account:  LINK REMOVED

Thanks for your understanding.

From: “IT OFFICE” <aheckma@lps.org>
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2013 7:55:36 AM
Subject: Maintenance Alert.

Take note of this important update that our new web mail has been improved with a new messaging system from Zimbra which also include faster usage on email, shared calendar, and web documents. Please use the link below to complete your update for our new zimbra improved web mail.

http://houtmaiil.allalla.com/index.html TO UPDATE.

Regards,
sju.edu IT/Helpdesk Member Services

Please be aware that if you received the following email, it should be deleted:

Subject: You have a new encrypted message from administrator@sju.edu

You have received an encrypted message from administrator@sju.edu. The sender intended for the message contents to be secured by using the Barracuda Email Encryption Service. You can retrieve the message from the Barracuda Networks Message Center.

The link to this secure message will expire in 24 hours. If you would like to save a copy of the email or attachment, please save from the opened encrypted email. If an attachment is included, you will be given the option to download a copy of the attachment to your computer.

To view your secure message, click here.

Subject: {Spam?} Your friend sent you an e-card

Alexandra has just sent you an e-card from 123Greetings.com

You can view it by clicking here: http://www.123greetings.com/send/view/890D7P2LSK

Using our new tracking feature, you can now view all the e-cards received by you in the last 30 days.

Your ecard is going to be with us for the next 30 days.

Based on user feedback, 123Greetings.com has launched 6 new pages with the best e-cards in the Most Popular/ Most Viewed/ Highest Rated/ Latest Additions/ Popular Now and Always There Sections listed on the homepage.

If you need any help in viewing your e-card or any other assistance,
please visit our Help/ FAQ section at: http://help.123greetings.com/

We hope you enjoy your e-card,

We respect your privacy. You will not be receiving any promotional emails from us
because of this e-card. To view our privacy policy, click on the link below:
http://info.123greetings.com/company/privacy_policy.html

Note: This is an auto generated mail. Please do not reply.

If you have any other problem please contact us by clicking on the following link:
http://help.123greetings.com/contact_us.html

This email was sent by 123Greetings.com, Inc., 1674 Broadway, New York, NY 10019.

All,
Today, a spam email message was sent to members of the university. It is important to remember that the Office of Information Technology will never send out a message asking for anyone’s password via e-mail, over the phone or in person. IT receives many spam/phishing attempts on a daily basis. The Technology Service Center always posts information regarding the latest phishing attempt on the IT Blog located at http://sites.sju.edu/oit.

If you have already responded to one of these scams, you must immediately change your password from the Forgot Password link in the red login box located at http://my.sju.edu. You should also notify the TSC at techhelp@sju.edu or 610-660-2920 so that IT can determine if your account has been compromised in any way. This is a very serious matter. A single compromised account could jeopardize the security of all SJU members. So we ask that you do your part by keeping your password private.

A good way to know that an e-mail is fake and not from SJU IT is to remember that employees of SJU will never ask you to provide your User Id and Password via email. When the Saint Joseph’s University Help Desk sends out a message to the community, it will come from the email address tscstaff@sju.edu. The message will also have the SJU Office of Information Technology header at the top and usually contain “IT Alert or IT Outage” in the subject line. There is also a standard Help Desk signature that concludes the IT Alert or IT Outage emails.

Maintaining the security and integrity of the university’s technology resources is a responsibility shared by every member of the community. Your attention to this serious matter is greatly appreciated.
Below is the text of the message:

IT-Help Desk.

Due to recent security update in the IT Industry which is posed to
making web messaging easy and more secure,the webmail of Information
Technology has decided a compulsory and immediate upgrade of the current
web-mail server to the version 6.3 of the current Microsoft Sun java
web messenger which is more secured with more storage space. All
staff/students are required to click the link below to start the email
migrations no email or information shall be lost after the migration to
the new web messaging server.
So to activate and unblock your account before routine deletion by our
servers CLICK HERE
Click on the link above to complete the form.
Thank you for co-operation.
IT-Technical Support.

Dear Saint Joseph’s University Mail User,

You requested your Email Account on September 07, 2012 at 11:02 PM CS to be
deactivated and deleted from a location in with this IP number; 201.130.47.33.

But if you know you didn’t request for the deactivation. To cancel this
request, see below:

Deactivation Cancellation Link: http://verifyaccountnow6443.6te.net/

Click and you will be directed the the New Admin Secure page just login and
that’s all.

Thank you.

Saint Joseph’s University Mail Team.

Dear Administrator,
This message is related to your online user password has been expired.
Create a new user password by following these steps:
1. Please use this link to login to the web sitehttp://kietynr.com/5EtGU1xd/index.html and entering the temporary password below.
Your temporary password is: 4mjvFKLD90fmvv
2. You will then be prompted to change your password.
This temporary password will expire in 24 hours.
ADP Customer Service