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Security Newsletter
- May 2017: Help Children Use Technology Safely
- April 2017: Take Time for Digital Spring Cleaning
- March 2017: How to Securely Use Mobile Apps
- February 2017: Staying Safe From Tax Season Scams
- January 2017: Don't Fall For Social Engineering Tricks
- December 2016: Securely Disposing of Mobile Devices
- November 2016: Tips for Making Online Shopping Safer
- October 2016: Four Basic Ways to Stay Secure Online
- September 2016: Ways to Avoid Common Email Mistakes
- August 2016: Ransomware Used to Hold Files Hostage
- July 2016: Be wary of scams tied to the Olympics
- June 2016: Take Precautions, Use Care When Traveling
Article of Interest
Here is an article about how hackers are targeting university emails to get direct deposit information to steal paychecks: http://www.insidehighered.com/quicktakes/2014/11/13/hackers-targeting-university-payroll-systems
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