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NEW UCPATH MESSAGE

The UCLA Information Security Office is aware of a phishing email currently circulating that poses as UCPath and urges recipients to click a link. The link leads to a fraudulent website designed to closely mimic the UCLA Single Sign-On (SSO) login page in an attempt to steal user credentials.

Key details:

  • The email claims to be related to UCPath actions or notifications.
  • The embedded link redirects to a fake UCLA SSO login page.
  • Any credentials entered on this page are sent to attackers.

What to do:

  • Do not click links or open attachments from unexpected UCPath-related emails.
  • Always check the sender's email address.
  • Always review the URL when entering login credentials.
  • If you clicked the link or entered credentials, change your password immediately and report the incident to security@ucla.edu.
  • Report suspected phishing emails to security@ucla.edu
ucpath

Subject: NEW UCPATH MESSAGE

Body:

Dear employee,

You have a new message from the UCPath.

Read Message <Links redirects to page impersonating UCLA SSO>

Thank you,
UCLA

Below is the webpage impersonating UCLA Single Sign on. A quick review of the page's link will show it is fraudulent. 

sso-impersonation

Report Scams 

If you receive a suspicious email, do not click on any links, open any attachments, send payment, or supply any credentials. Please do not reply to the email and immediately contact security[@]ucla.edu and report it to your IT team.

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Email Phishing