If you do receive one of these suspicious requests, please report it to the Clemson Office of Information Security at to Top of Page
Contact the actual person through a reliable source, such as the Clemson online phonebook, before taking any action. It can be a request for information or something like the purchase of gift cards.Ĭybercriminals often target specific groups of users and will try to impersonate someone who is known to that group.Īny time you receive a suspicious request, whether it is from a text message, an email or a phone call, it is always a good practice to verify the request. The text messages usually begin by asking for a favor, with an excuse that they are too busy to do the task themselves. These phone text messages impersonate someone you know, like President Clements or a Department head, but are typically from an unknown number. Here are the latest versions that they recommend you should be using:Īdditional information can be found on the Apple website.Ĭlemson is seeing an increase in phone text scams targeting specific groups. And users are encouraged to download and install these updates as soon as possible. These updates address actively exploited vulnerabilities. Our goal is to bring awareness toward information protection, and the responsible destruction of sensitive files and records.Īpple has released critical updates for MacOS, iOS, iPadOS and their Safari browser. This is a one-day free event, and open to the public. Attendees can bring up to 3 file boxes or 3 kitchen trash bags of material. Hazardous waste and electronics will not be accepted. But staples, paper clips, binders, and notebooks can be shredded with the paper material.
They are only accepting paper documents for shredding for this event. Secure shredding services will be provided by the Shred360 company.
On Monday November 14 th you can bring your work or personal documents to be shredded from 10am – 2pm at LittleJohn Coliseum.
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