Info Sec Alerts News Archive
Marshall University Information Technology will be replacing the network firewall from Sunday, August 31st, 2025, at 7:00 AM through Monday, September 1st, 2025, at 12:00 PM. During this period, users may experience intermittent connectivity issues with the on-campus wired and wireless networks, as well as disruptions to technology systems dependent on the university network (including
Critical Notice: This morning mass phishing emails (see below) were sent out to Faculty, Staff, and Students from a compromised account. If you went to the link within the email and entered your information, please remain vigilant as the attacker will likely attempt to contact you. If at any point you were asked to enter
This afternoon mass phishing emails (see below) were sent out to Faculty, Staff, and Students from a compromised account. If you went to the link within the email and entered your information, please remain vigilant, as the attacker will likely attempt to contact you. If at any point you were asked to enter your MU
Marshall University Information Technology (MUIT) continues to gather more information from National Student Clearinghouse (NSC) and TIAA regarding a recent security breach involving the MOVEit Transfer tool and the effect of that breach on our community. We have been notified by two of the College’s service providers, National Student Clearinghouse (NSC) and Teachers Insurance and
Please disregard the following emails.
Please disregard the following email.
Please disregard the following email.
Over the past few days there has been an increased number of Marshall University user account compromises. This is often in the form of a job offer with a link to a Google form that will ask you to enter your username and password along with your phone number. Once the attacker has your log in
Don’t take the bait! To report phishing attempts forward the phish to phishing@marshall.edu. Below is a list of known phishing attacks targeting Marshall U. If you receive one of these emails, do not respond; delete the message from your inbox. For tips on how to identify phishing attacks, visit Phishing Scams.