In celebration of Black History Month, we remember Barbara Jordan’s 1987 Commencement address at Middlebury. She received an Honorary Doctor
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@MiddInfoSec Phishing Alert: don’t fall for “Thammasat Great Journal, Thailand” scam email
Be on the alert for a suspicious email purportedly sent from “thammasat@goconnext.com” with the subject line “Thammasat Great Journal, Thailand“. This is a confirmed phishing message, designed to trick you into downloading a malicious file. Do not click on the links in the message or reply to the message. If you find a copy of […]…Continue Reading @MiddInfoSec Phishing Alert: don’t fall for “Thammasat Great Journal, Thailand” scam email
How should I cite this [fill in the blank]?
We’re getting lots of questions at the Research Desk about citations these days. Insider tip: We usually turn to our Citation Guide for answers. You can, too! http://go.middlebury.edu/citations …Continue Reading How should I cite this [fill in the blank]?
Protect your Middlebury Account with Multi-Factor Authentication
Multi-Factor Authentication is a security technology that helps protect your Middlebury account from potential compromise by requiring the use of more than just a username and password to prove your identity during login.
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@MiddInfoSec – Phishing Alert: don’t fall for “Web Mailbox” scam email
Be on the alert for a suspicious email purportedly sent from “webmaster@middlebury.edu” with the subject line “Web Mailbox”. This is a confirmed phishing message, designed to trick you into divulging your username and password. If you find a copy of this message in your spam quarantine, please ignore it. If you find a copy of […]…Continue Reading @MiddInfoSec – Phishing Alert: don’t fall for “Web Mailbox” scam email
@MiddInfoSec: “Middlebury College!” A Well Crafted Phishing Attack Looks to Come from the College
Warning! Over the past couple of days Middlebury College has been the target of a well-crafted phishing campaign. Phishing messages are email messages designed to trick you into divulging your username and password. In this case, the phishing messages were written so that they looked like they were sent from Middlebury’s Department of Public Safety. […]…Continue Reading @MiddInfoSec: “Middlebury College!” A Well Crafted Phishing Attack Looks to Come from the College
Ancient clay artifact meets the Future
Today in Special Collections, our oldest text faced the library’s newest technology. Our cuneiform tablet, a beer token from 2,000 BCE,