Technology has become aware of a phishing scheme where an individual is trying to get users to buy iTunes gift cards. If you see the message below, please do not respond to it:

Technology has become aware of a phishing scheme where an individual is trying to get users to buy iTunes gift cards. If you see the message below, please do not respond to it:

SPAM and phishing emails are on the increase at Chattanooga State. Ensuring that our email systems is as clean from SPAM as possible requires all of us to be vigilant. One of the things you can do to prevent spam is to keep your email address off spam lists by keeping it low profile. When you post your email address in an online forum or allow a software tool to collect information on you and your address book, you are not only opening your account to be hacked but everyone in your address book as well.
Reprinted with permission from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, Office of Information Technology (OIT)
Chattanooga State Technology has become aware of a new e-mail phishing scam that has been going around.
In a nutshell, the attack invites you to give access to your Google account through a legitimate-looking e-mail request to share a Google doc, and most likely will come from a legitimate-looking e-mail address (see the screenshot at the top of the page).
If you receive a message of this type, DO NOT CLICK any links, DELETE the message immediately. This will ensure that you don't compromise any campus or personal information.
In the next few weeks, Chattanooga State IT Services will be migrating our e-mail system to Outlook 365. This change will enable a number of features and enhancements currently not available, and provide greater usability, security, and stability moving into the future.
There are a number of items that we would like to bring to your attention to prepare you for this change: