The UCLA Information Security Office is aware of a phishing campaign attempting to coerce recipients into entering their credentials onto a fake UCPath webpage.

UCLA Information Security Office is aware of UCLA students being targeted by fake job/internship scams. Be mindful of phishing emails that may be disguised as a job opportunity.

The UCLA Information Security Office is aware of a phishing campaign attempting to coerce recipients into receiving a piano. This is not a legitimate e-mail and recipients should not provide any information or reply back to the sender. 

These phishing e-mails may include messages the below:

From: <ad_anwar@optonline[.]net>
Subject: --- Piano Gift You will Love To Have ---

The UCLA Information Security Office is aware of a phishing campaign attempting to coerce recipients into entering their credentials onto a fake UCLA 2FA credentials webpage. This is not a legitimate e-mail and recipients should not provide any information or click any links associated with the phishing e-mail.

UCLA Information Security Office is aware of UCLA students being targeted by fake job and internship scams. Please be mindful of phishing emails that may be disguised as a job opportunity.

Example Email:

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Join Direct Relief's Emergency Engagement Team! We're expanding our mission nationwide and seeking dedicated individuals to join us.

The UCLA Information Security Office is aware of a phishing campaign attempting to coerce recipients into entering their UCLA Login and MFA credentials onto a fake UCLA Login webpage. This is not a legitimate e-mail and recipients should not provide any information or click any links associated with the phishing e-mail.

The UCLA Information Security Office would like to raise awareness and urge caution related to an external website impersonating the legitimate UCLA Single Sign On (SSO) Authentication page to carry out credential harvesting attacks.