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WARNING: Email Phishing Scam Circulating - Targets UVa During Email Overhaul
Criminals are sending scam email messages about WebMail, which may appear to relate to the ongoing student email migration. These emails are fake, and the link points to a fake webpage that looks just like UVa's real NetBadge site, but will actually steal your UVa login and password. Learn more about phishing scams.
Text of email phishing scam
Student and Alumni Email Overhaul Begins This Week
Phased invitations have been sent to the first group of students for the transition to UVa student email partners Google and Microsoft. Read the news story.
New Switchboard Functionality for UVa Email Accounts
www.mail.virginia.edu is now a switchboard if you have more than one UVa email account, so you can use it to log into your UVa Google, UVa Microsoft, or UVa Central Mail Service (CMS) accounts. (If have just one UVa email account, though, it will still take you straight to log into that account.) The Quick Logins link on the right has been changed from WebMail to mail.virginia.edu to reflect this.
Making Our Services More Robust and Secure
ITC is working to make UVa's core technology services more secure through the hardening and securing project.

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