Ulua Phish Bowl
An archive of actual attack attempts authored by adversarial actors, assembled by the CES Security Operations Center
Phishing Emails and Alerts
ALERT: To all students and employees
The IRS has issued an official warning about phishing e-mails that impersonate the IRS and target people who have “.edu” e-mail addresses. The subject of the message can vary but has included “Recalculation of your tax refund” and “Tax Refund Payment.” The message is made to look authentic by using the IRS logo, but they ask for your Social Security Number, date of birth, driver’s license, and electronic filing pin. Remember, the IRS does NOT send out unsolicited e-mails.
Do not click on the link or respond in any way. Remember to forward all suspicious e-mails as an attachment to ulua@byuh.edu. Go to the official website to read the warning.
March 31, 2021
Do not click on the link or respond in any way. Remember to forward all suspicious e-mails as an attachment to ulua@byuh.edu. Go to the official website to read the warning.
March 31, 2021
Things to Remember
- Many phishing emails go unreported, so this list is not exhaustive.
- If you receive an email that matches one shown here, promptly delete the email.
- You might receive a variant of one of the emails here, not an exact match.
- Forward any other suspicious e-mail messages to ulua@byuh.edu.