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Suspicious Email Alerts
Description A listing of email messages similar to those currently circulating at UVa that include suspicious or fraudulent messages, phishing scams, or schemes to commit identity theft.
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Service Home Page: http://itc.virginia.edu/security/phishing/
Contact Information Security, Policy, and Records Office   (Email: ispro@virginia.edu)

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