Published Oct 28, 2010
University technology resources detected a phishing e-mail sent to students, faculty and staff Thursday morning, compromising the network and e-mail account of several users who fell victim to the attack, Technology Resources Information Security Services Director Jim Mayne said.
The e-mail contained an attachment asking users to enter their username and password, Mayne said.
At least 25 students, faculty and staff responded to the e-mail by entering their information, he said.