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Ticket 29424 opened.
Online course survey
August 22, 2018New message
September 5, 2018
Date Sent: September 4th, 2018
Subject: Ticket 29424 opened.
Sender: "King, Kevin" kking@necc.mass.edu
Subject: Ticket 29424 opened.
Sender: "King, Kevin" kking@necc.mass.edu
Request notification
Thank you for contacting Information technology service.
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Ticket Notification.
IT service department wishes you all the best as you graduate/retire from the university (according to your request).
Ticket 29424 has been opened in Footprints (validator systems). Your request for account closure due to retirement has been submitted and will be processed in 24hrs.
For comments, editing and cancellation of request, visit your Ticket 29424
Workspace: Technical Support
Description
Purpose: Retirement/graduation
Date of submission: 09/04/2018
Expected deactivation date: 09/05/2018
Thank you for contacting Information technology service.
________________________________________
Ticket Notification.
IT service department wishes you all the best as you graduate/retire from the university (according to your request).
Ticket 29424 has been opened in Footprints (validator systems). Your request for account closure due to retirement has been submitted and will be processed in 24hrs.
For comments, editing and cancellation of request, visit your Ticket 29424
Workspace: Technical Support
Description
Purpose: Retirement/graduation
Date of submission: 09/04/2018
Expected deactivation date: 09/05/2018
What's wrong with this email?
1. This email came from a compromised internal NECC account. So while the email may look like it's from a genuine source, it is in fact a fraudulent phishing attempt.2. If you hover (place your mouse pointer, but don't click) over the "visit your Ticket 29424" text, you'll see that the link they want you to click on will be taking you to http://www.maine-coon.net.pl/necc/. You will see that the domain ends in ".pl" - this is a website based out of Poland, a large majority of phishing attempts come from websites based outside of the US. Just because there is "/necc/" in the URL, does not make it a valid NECC URL.
