Many of us receive dozens of emails every day, and sometimes even junk mail imitating relevant mail wanders in. We receive important employee business from the INET, which is why some attackers try to spoof these messages. How to distinguish them from the real mail?
From May 2024, emails from INET contain a digital certificate that allows us to recognise that the email is actually from INET and not from an attacker. The certificate also verifies that no changes have been made to the message during the process between sending the email and delivery.
You can tell that an email is signed with a certificate by the seal icon next to the email, which displays information about the sender after being clicked. The name of the sender, which is always INET MU, is also one of the identifiers.
If you need to review material from previous semesters or use older content for teaching or to get inspiration for the structure of earlier courses, the archived versions can provide valuable information.
The "Progress" block visually shows which activities have been completed by learners, which have not been completed on time and which are yet to be completed.
