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Phishing: Don't Get hooked
If you've been phished:
Call ITAC immediately for assistance in resetting your password and limiting any potential damage. Report any possible phishing emails using the "Report Phishing" button in Outlook for Windows or Office 365, or you can forward any phishing or suspicious emails you received in your TXST email as an attachment to abuse@txstate.edu.
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How to Report Phishing
Outlook for Windows and Office 365
Select Junk from the Home ribbon.
Then select Report as Phishing as shown in the screenshot.
Once you select Report as Phishing, Outlook will prompt you to finalize the report.
Click Report to send the email to Information Security.
To ensure you do not accidentally follow any links within the email, proceed to delete it from your Inbox and Deleted Items folders.
NOTE: If you click Don't Report the message will move to your Junk Email.
M365 Web Portal
In the web portal, right click on the email to report.
Hover over "Security Options" and then select "Phishing"
Click Report to send the email to Information Security.
To ensure you do not accidentally follow any links within the email, proceed to delete it from your Inbox and Deleted Items folders.
NOTE: If you click Don't Report the message will move to your Junk Email.