This message, with a bogus link to "lehi.yolasite.com", is not legitimate. Do not click on links to non-Lehigh sites (something other than "lehigh.edu"), never give out personal information (SSN, credit card numbers) or provide credentials (such as username or password), and do not reply to unexpected spurious messages.
Fake Trojan Horse Warning
Monday, August 25, 2014 - 09:47
This is a relatively straightforward phishing example. Note that the link address (which isn't hidden in any way) is not in the "lehigh.edu" domain, but in "webs.com". And Lehigh is misspelled.
"ITS Web Upgrade"
Saturday, July 26, 2014 - 13:47
This message is a repeat (look back in the archive to April 30, 2013). The "From:" address has been forged, but that fact doesn't mean much. Email addresses can't be counted on as an indication of a message's validity. The real key is that the link directs you to a web address that has nothing to do with Lehigh (http://myshoponline.net/wp-admin/includes/webmail/). Not only didn't Lehigh send this, it isn't a reasonable imitation of anything we actually would send. Delete it.
"Violation Security Breach"
Tuesday, April 30, 2013 - 00:00
This email tells you that your webmail has been infected with a dangerous virus. It is a fake.
Fake "Security Breach" Alert
Friday, April 19, 2013 - 00:00
This email is quite similar to yesterday's fake Upgrade Alert message, even using the same Subject line. However this message attempts to create a sense of urgency by claiming that your account will be closed if you take no action. That should be a red flag, as LTS will never threaten you with account closure. Also notice that the link at the bottom of the email is pointing to a non-Lehigh domain. This email should be regarded as SPAM and deleted.
