Phishing Scam for iTunes Gift Cards

Avoid phishing scams by alerting IT security if something curious hits your inbox.
Art Miller

Avoid phishing scams by alerting IT security if something curious hits your inbox.

A phishing scam is hitting University of Arkansas inboxes. The message appears to come from a university administrator or dean. The recipient is instructed to pick up iTunes gift cards, then provide the 16-digit code on the back of the card via the phone, text or email and await reimbursement.

If you receive an email of this type, do not follow the instructions and do not respond to the email. Forward the email to security@uark.edu.

Want to know if you are a target for phishing scams? Learn what to watch for here

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Contacts

Chris Butler, director of communications
University Information Technology Services
479-387-3836, chrisb@uark.edu

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