University students, faculty and staff are being targeted by criminals who are sending fraudulent emails, known as phishing, to engage in financial scams. These messages often appear to come from a legitimate source offering a job, promising reimbursement for purchases and asking for financial and other personal information.
Learn the signs of phishing: https://wmich.edu/phishing/signs
You may be targeted by criminals who are sending fraudulent emails to engage in phishing and scams. These messages often appear to come from a legitimate source offering a job, promising reimbursement for purchases or asking for financial and other personal information such as your Bronco NetID and password.
Learn the signs of phishing: https://wmich.edu/phishing/signs
You may be targeted by criminals who are sending fraudulent emails to engage in phishing and scams. These messages often appear to come from a legitimate source offering a job, promising reimbursement for purchases or asking for financial and other personal information such as your Bronco NetID and password.
Learn the signs of phishing:https://wmich.edu/phishing/signs
You may be targeted by criminals who are sending fraudulent emails to engage in phishing and scams. These messages often appear to come from a legitimate source offering a job, promising reimbursement for purchases or asking for financial and other personal information such as your Bronco NetID and password.
Learn the signs of phishing:https://wmich.edu/phishing/signs