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Pause Before You Click: Phishing Awareness April 30, 2026

Phishing is the most common cyberattack in higher education, and it is not close. The reason it works so well is simple. The messages look real. They appear to come […]
One App, Every Password: Why a Password Manager Is Worth It April 30, 2026

Most of us have dozens of online accounts, from email and banking to social media, university portals, and shopping sites. Trying to remember a unique, strong password for each one […]
When Your Phone Will Not Stop Buzzing: MFA Fatigue Attacks April 30, 2026

Multi-factor authentication is one of the best tools we have for keeping accounts safe. It is also a tool that attackers have learned to work around, not by breaking it […]
Prove It Is You, Twice: Why Multi-Factor Authentication Matters April 30, 2026

A strong password used to feel like enough. Today, it is not. Data breaches, phishing attacks, and password-guessing tools mean that even a well-built password can end up in the […]
A Promised “A” Is a Guaranteed Rip-Off: Homework Scam Awareness April 30, 2026

Every semester, students get unsolicited emails, direct messages, and social media ads offering to complete assignments, write papers, or take exams for a fee. The pitch sounds harmless, even helpful. […]
Your Panic, Their Profit: Spotting Financial Aid Scams April 30, 2026

Financial aid season has a way of bringing stress for students and families alike. Scammers know this, and they take advantage of it. Every year, fake emails, texts, and phone […]
When Scammers Sound Real: How AI Is Changing the Game April 1, 2026

April is well known for April Fools’ Day, and it serves as a perfect reminder that not everything is what it seems. In today’s Artificial Intelligence powered world, scammers are […]
Spring Break Safety: Travel Scams and Digital Security Away from Campus March 1, 2026

You find the perfect beach rental online. Great photos. Amazing price. Available for your exact dates. The “owner” just needs a wire transfer today to hold it. Pause. That rental […]
Tax Season Scams: IRS Impersonation Targeting Higher Education February 1, 2026

Tax season always brings a spike in scams. This year is no exception. IRS impersonation remains one of the most common and financially damaging tactics. Nearly 1 in 4 Americans […]