Good morning-
This came through when I was on vacation and I’m not sure if it made it on DAAG. Here is a helpful resource regarding the wildfires that have been happening in Eastern Washington. -Cat
Phishing Scam Advisory 9/6/23
September 6, 2023 by Leave a Comment
IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM TSS:
Dear Campus Community,
We have received a notification from the SBCTC regarding an ongoing phishing campaign. This campaign uses a QR code which is intended to lure an individual into using their mobile device to scan and navigate to a malicious URL. We wanted to bring this to everyone’s attention to be aware of this ongoing scam attempt. If you receive any email resembling the example below (emails may have small differences), please DO NOT scan the QR code and delete the email immediately.
Thank you,
Jason Brandon- Executive Director of TSS
TECHNICAL DETAILS:
Sender: AUTHENTICATION NOTIFICATION <noreply@correosprepago.es>
Subject: Final Warning: Authentication Support for [Agency Name]
QR Code: Contains multiple different URLs
Example Email:
Tree in Courtyard- Removal 9/16/23
September 6, 2023 by Leave a Comment
Hello Campus Community,
As part of the repaving work in the courtyard, we have been advised by an arborist to remove the center tree. The large tree roots have severely impacted our courtyard and sewer system. A tree contractor will be onsite Saturday, 9/16, to cut down the tree. We will have the remnants moved back into our natural landscape. The tree contractor will be closing off the area around the courtyard to keep people safe. Once this work is completed, our grounds department will grind up the stump. In place of this tree, we will be planting a small tree on 9/19. This new tree will have a smaller root system and be able to thrive in this area. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Kim Clark
Annual Fire System Inspections Sept. 11-15
September 5, 2023 by Leave a Comment
Dear Campus Community,
Our annual campus fire alarm and suppression system testing will be conducted September 11th through the 15th. During these times, you may see employees from Convergint and Columbia Fire around campus and may observe the momentary activation of strobe and horns during testing. If you have any questions, feel free to email Safety & Security at safetyandsecurity@shoreline.edu.
Below is the estimated schedule of testing:
Sept 11: Bldgs. 2100*, 2000
Sept 12: Bldgs. 1900*, 9000
Sept 13: Bldgs. 4000*, 3000
Sept 14: Bldgs. 2900*, 800, 1000
Sept 15: Bldgs. 5000*, 1000, 1200, 1300, 1400, 1500/1600/1700, 1600a, 1800, 2300
*indicates testing that will begin at 6:00am
Respectfully,
Your Department of Safety & Security
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