[USU:FYI] You received a bogus message from Reed Bullen about exceeding your email limit.

[bob.bayn at usu.edu]

Reed Bullen, an email user at Utah State University, was
fooled by a "phish" message into giving away his email
password.  The phisher then used Reed's email account to
send more phish messages to others, including you.

The message had the subject "Dear Email User;  You have
exceeded the limit of 23432 Email Account" and directed you
to a web form to enter your password and other information.

If you followed those instructions, you should change your
password immediately and contact your email service provider
for further instructions.  We apologize for this hazardous
intrusion into your life.

Bob Bayn    SER 301    (435)797-2396       IT Security Team
Office of Information Technology,     Utah State University
     three common hazardous email scams to watch out for:
     1) unfamiliar transaction report from familiar business
     2) attachment with no explanation in message body
     3) "phishing" for your email password:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dHdpYkpMekJhc0RaN1ZHR2k0V0Z0UFE6MQ

For more information see:  http://it.usu.edu/security/htm/dont-be-fooled

This message is For Your Information.
This message was authorized by Miles Johnson,  USU IT Security Team coordinator
If you have a response, contact: bob.bayn at usu.edu
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