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Hi,

You may receive an email that appears to be from me, with the subject line
of "Eugene sent you photos on Tagged." If you do, DO NOT open it or click on
any of the links inside. It is a phishing scam. Tagged.com claims to be a
social networking website, but if it is, I have never joined it. I have just
received such an email and read it, though I did not click on any links.
However, from the fact that I displayed the images in the email, they now
know that my email address is valid, and may attempt to send emails to
others using my email address.

If you get such an email, please do NOT open it or click on any of the links
inside. IT IS NOT FROM ME. For more information, please see the article
below.

All the best, and sorry about the inconvenience,

Eugene

Article follows:

http://blog.vcu.edu/tsnews/2009/06/phishing_attempt_-_private_pho.html
Phishing Attempt - Private photos on Tagged :)

IT staff have discovered an email phishing scam with a subject containing
"private photos on Tagged". Like many phishing scams, *it makes the receiver
believe it came from someone they know and invites them to view photos*.

*If you receive this email, or one like it, please delete it and do not
respond to it*.

To *learn more about how phishing works, what phishers might ask for, how
they'll try to get you to share info., signs of a potential attack and how
to protect yourself*, visit our Phishing
page<http://infosecurity.vcu.edu/phishing.html>
.

For additional information security news, tips and more, view our Twitter
page <http://www.twitter.com/vcuinfosec> via the Web or your handheld
device.

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Hi,<br><br>You may receive an email that appears to be from me, with the su=
bject line of &quot;Eugene sent you photos on Tagged.&quot; If you do, DO N=
OT open it or click on any of the links inside. It is a phishing scam. Tagg=
ed.com claims to be a social networking website, but if it is, I have never=
 joined it. I have just received such an email and read it, though I did no=
t click on any links. However, from the fact that I displayed the images in=
 the email, they now know that my email address is valid, and may attempt t=
o send emails to others using my email address.<br>
<br>If you get such an email, please do NOT open it or click on any of the =
links inside. IT IS NOT FROM ME. For more information, please see the artic=
le below.<br><br>All the best, and sorry about the inconvenience,<br><br>
Eugene<br><br>Article follows:<br><br><a href=3D"http://blog.vcu.edu/tsnews=
/2009/06/phishing_attempt_-_private_pho.html">http://blog.vcu.edu/tsnews/20=
09/06/phishing_attempt_-_private_pho.html</a><br><h3 class=3D"entry-header"=
>
Phishing Attempt - Private photos on Tagged :)</h3>
                       =20
                           <div class=3D"entry-body">
                              <p>IT
staff have discovered an email phishing scam with a subject containing
&quot;private photos on Tagged&quot;. Like many phishing scams, <strong>it =
makes the receiver believe it came from someone they know and invites them =
to view photos</strong>.</p>

<p><strong>If you receive this email, or one like it, please delete it and =
do not respond to it</strong>.  </p>

<p>To <strong>learn more about how phishing works, what phishers might
ask for, how they&#39;ll try to get you to share info., signs of a
potential attack and how to protect yourself</strong>, visit our <a href=3D=
"http://infosecurity.vcu.edu/phishing.html">Phishing page</a>.</p>

<p>For additional information security news, tips and more, view our <a hre=
f=3D"http://www.twitter.com/vcuinfosec">Twitter page</a> via the Web or you=
r handheld device.</p>
                           </div>

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