Technology Support Services

Another e-mail scam is going around, this time with the subject “Dear:St. Norbert College member.” Do not click the link in this message! This message is NOT from St. Norbert College. A copy of the message is posted here for your information:

From: "St. Norbert College credit card security"
<beana07@students.rowan.edu>
Sent: Monday, October 22, 2012 11:40:56 AM
Subject: Dear:St. Norbert College member.

Dear:St. Norbert College member.
As part of our security measures, we regularly screen activity in
our Banking sector within the university Online credit card Banking
system use in payment of your Tuition & Compulsory Fees by student
and staff and your personal account credit card use within this
university premises. We recently contacted you after noticing an
issue on your personal account credit card. We requested information
from you for the following reason: We have recently detected an
unusual activity on your account.Bank will placed a hold on your
account until this issue will be resolved.

To ensure that your online banking credit card/debit card service is
not interrupted, please confirm your information on your credit card
with full detail required exactly as it appears on your banking
account detail, by Clicking the (OIT) link below for your credit
card verification with full information Required To restore your
account. Click the link below for your credit card verification:

http://tinyurl.com/universitycreditcardsecureform

Please Note:
If we do no receive the appropriate account verification detail
required within 48 hours, then we will assume your Bank account is
fraudulent and will be suspended. The purpose of this verification
is to ensure that your bank account has not been fraudulently used
and to combat the fraud from our community.Remember, Bank is
committed to your security and protection. To find out more, take a
look at our Information Security section under Privacy and Security
on the Web site.
@ 2012 Bank institute Corporation of the University.

For more information about phishing scams like these, see:
http://www.snc.edu/go/phishing

If you have any questions, please contact the Help Desk.

Do not click the link in the following message. This is not from SNC!

From: "Zimbra Webmail Admin" <cpa@literatus.edu.br>
Sent: Monday, October 1, 2012 9:58:27 AM
Subject: Additional 350MB To Your Webspace.

This is to inform you that we have upgraded all our e-mail servers
and have added 350MB to all our e-mail account's on our open source
messaging and collaboration servers,please login to confirm your
account.

http://williamssanitation.com/Zimbra/zimbra.html

Regards.
Zimbra Web-Amin.

Another e-mail phishing scam (shown below) is going around. This is not from SNC. As always, you should never respond to these types of messages. They are never legitimate. No one who works at St. Norbert College will ever ask you for your password, and we do not send out messages like this. If you ever have any doubts about any message you receive, contact the Help Desk before responding.

If you have responded to this message, contact the Help Desk immediately.

For more information about phishing scams, see http://www.snc.edu/go/phishing.

From: "St. Norbert College" <lukj247@yahoo.com>
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 9:48:08 AM
Subject: UPDATE YOUR WEBMAIL ACCOUNT

Dear:St. Norbert College WebMail Subscriber, We hereby announce to
you that your email account has exceeded its storage limit. You will
be unable to send and receive mails and your email account will be
deleted from our server. To avoid this problem, you are advised to
verify your email account by clicking on the link below, 

http://snc.phpforms.net/view_forms/view/2f39f72d10

NOTE:If unable to click the link, you are advised to copy and paste
it in a new browser. Technical Support Copyright 2012.

A new security vulnerability has been found in Windows 7 & Windows Vista gadgets such as the desktop clock, weather, stock ticker, etc. As a preventative measure, SNC is disabling these gadgets on College-owned Windows computers effective immediately. We recommend following the instructions in the articles below to protect your home computers.

For more information, see:

http://windowssecrets.com/top-story/kill-those-vista-and-win7-gadgets-now/

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2719662

Another phishing scam (shown below) is going around. This is not from SNC. As always, you should never respond to these types of messages. They are never legitimate. No one who works at St. Norbert College will ever ask you for your password, and we do not send out messages like this. If you ever have any doubts about any message you receive, contact the Help Desk before responding.

If you have responded to this message, contact the Help Desk immediately.

For more information about phishing scams, see http://www.snc.edu/go/phishing.

From: "Zimbra Email Support" <fabrizia.bianchi@asl4.terni.it>
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2012 4:29:28 AM
Subject: Final Contact

Zimbra Email Users,

I have been re-directed to contact you this last time and to inform
you that your negligence to the warning note issued to you
pre-informing you of our records indicating that your account has
not been updated as a part of our regular account maintenance.
Sequel to this adamant gesture,your account shall be blocked within
24hours failure to update your account as instructed.

Our new SSL servers check each account for activity and your
information has been randomly chosen for verification.Zimbra Email
Management Center strives to serve their email-users with better
and secure email services.

Please click on the link below to update.

http://zimbrupdates.at.tf

Note that Failure to update your account information genuinely may
result in account termination without further plea considerations.

Thank you very much for your cooperation!

Zimbra Email Support