Spear Phishing When a hacker tries to phish a specific individual, it is called “spear phishing”, targeted phishing. These spear phishing emails can be harder to detect than mass phishing emails. They can: Appear to…
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Phishing Red Flags The following are examples of suspicious emails that should be deleted. If you believe that you have sent information through a suspicious or phishing email please contact helpdesk@msvu.ca. Password Requests Phishing emails…
Browse Safely You can get infected simply by visiting a malicious website. This is called a drive-by download attack. Entering your credentials into phishing or non-https web forms can give cybercriminals access to the Mount…
Cybersafety Protect yourself against fraud, including job scams, phishing scams, and malware, including ransomware. Scam Savviness Internet Job Scams Job Scam Prevention Tips Online Shopping Safety Tips Beware of phishing CRA and Service Canada Scams…
An Important Change for Students: the MSVU App to be replace by myMount Self-Service in June 2024 The Ellucian Go app, used as the MSVU App, is slated to be retired by the vendor at the…
Frequently Asked Questions How do I submit orders to the print shop? The method for submitting your print order will depend on your community status, but begins the same. 1) Download the latest version of…
A full-service, in-house print shop providing high-quality print products to the faculty, staff, students and extended community of Mount Saint Vincent University.
Documentation Requirements Learning Disabilities: we require a psychoeducational assessment from a registered psychologist; if the assessment was completed before you turned 18 years of age, and it is more than 5 years old, we may require an updated…
What is eduroam? Eduroam (education roaming) is a secure wireless service that allows students, staff, and faculty to use their own home institution’s wireless credentials to access wireless network services when visiting any other eduroam…
Be in the know! Using inclusive and non-discriminatory language helps everyone engage in meaningful dialogue. If you’ve ever felt uncertain about how to refer to someone with a disability, the appropriate thing to do is…