A phishing scam targeting the UAB community is circulating via email and attempts to steal credentials and Duo codes. Stay alert, trust your instincts, and never approve a Duo request you didn't initiate.
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ALT Large text at the top reads “SCAM ALERT” with a caution icon. Below is an image of an email advertising dozens of items for sale, including electronics, furniture, appliances, musical instruments, and recreational equipment, with a phone number provided to arrange purchases. The graphic highlights the message as fraudulent. At the bottom, white text on a green background reads “Don’t wait. Report!” next to a phishing report icon, encouraging users to report suspicious messages.
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