E-learning as an effective learning support
How to design new e-learning and how to connect it with face-to-face teaching? How to check what methods work in your course? Find out more in our e-learning workshop.
Stay cautious when reading emails and don't fall for phishing messages
In recent weeks we have again been faced with a lot of phishing attacks in the form of scam emails. For this reason, we would like to warn you to be careful (which is always necessary) if you receive a suspicious message in your inbox.
Recently, we have seen several fake e-mails in e-mail inboxes asking you to verify your e-mail address by clicking on a link (the attacker claims that if you do not click on the link, your mailbox will be blocked). This claim is of course false and is again just a way to trick the user into clicking on a phishing link.
Below are examples of such emails. If you receive a similar message in your inbox, please forward it to csirt@muni.cz for review, ideally including email headers (see the Email Headers (CZ only) page for instructions on how to obtain them).
