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NewsStudenten en medewerkers trapten afgelopen week massaal in een overtuigend uitziende phishingmail. Die werd verstuurd door de dienst LISA, om de ‘cyberbewustheid’ op de UT te meten. Een kwart van de studenten en 29 procent van de medewerkers klikte op de link in de mail.
NewsStudents and staff fell for a convincing-looking phishing email in droves last week. It was sent by the LISA service department to measure 'cyber awareness' at the UT. A quarter of students and 29 per cent of employees clicked on the link in the mail.
NewsDe UT waarschuwt voor een e-mail waarin gevraagd wordt om het wachtwoord aan te passen. Peter Peters, security manager bij ICT-dienst LISA, bevestigt de phishingaanval van afgelopen weekend. ‘De aanval is groter dan wat we de afgelopen weken hebben gezien.’
NewsThe UT warns of an e-mail asking for the password to be changed. Peter Peters, security manager at ICT service LISA, confirms the phishing attack that occurred last weekend. ‘The attack is bigger than what we have seen in recent weeks.’
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