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Learn about phishing scams and how to avoid them

Phishing scams are a form of Internet fraud that are becoming increasingly prevalent. This high-tech scam uses spam or pop-up messages to trick users into disclosing credit card numbers, bank account information, Social Security number or other confidential information. University users should learn how to protect themselves from phishing scams by visiting our spyware and phishing scams page.
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Wouldn't you want to know immediately?

If there's an emergency or disaster on campus, we'll send you an emergency message alerting you to the situation. But we can't reach you if we don't have up-to-date contact information. Enter your information now! Then select the messages you'd like to receive: voice (cell and land-line phones), text message and/or e-mail. There's no charge for service. More info...

TechKnowledge

The February 2008 issue of TechKnowledge is now available for MU faculty/staff and UM employees. Topics include updates on the Emergency Mass Notification Service and Oracle/PeopleSoft projects, the MU Content Management System, wireless network news, IT rate changes for FY09, and much more!

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