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Email phishing and spam attacks have increased in recent weeks. If you suspect you received a phishing or spam message:

1. Do not respond to the message
2. Send the message, as an attachment, to spam@umaryland.edu
• Learn how to send a message as an attachment
3. If the message is impersonating a UMB employee, notify them via their correct email or phone number
   • UMB Directory and UMSON Directory

For more information, review the Center for Information Technology Services' information on identifying bogus emails and what to do if you receive one:

• SPAM
• Email Phishing