Phishing continues...

Phishing - where people try to get you to give them your login and password is still coming.  I have received a couple calls this week and received a message like the one below.  The link took me to a page that asked for enough information to be able to get into my account.  From there, they could figure out where you bank, request a password reset and intercept it to get access to your bank account. Among many other nefarious activities.  I would not recommend even clicking on the links in these type messages. Just mark them as spam and if you have fallen for one of these scams, immediately go change your password.  For NCSU, you can do this at: http://www.ncsu.edu/password.

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