Part-time Job Opening (WHO)
This email below has been confirmed as malicious or fraudulent by the Information Security department. If you have received this phishing email, do not open any attachments or follow the link(s) in the message; simply delete the email.The attachment might have a virus, which will be downloaded onto the computer or device, if opened. IT is working to remove this email from everyone’s mailbox. However, there are different versions of this same scam. If you receive an email similar to this, delete it.
This particular email came from someone at our university who fell for the scam. Please check the email address of the person sending.
The World Health Organization (WHO) email address will be person@who.int.
If there is anything other than ‘who.int’ after the ‘@’ symbol, this sender is not from WHO. For example, WHO does not send email from addresses ending in ‘@who.com’ , ‘@who.org’ or ‘@who-safety.org’
When someone emailed Dianne Arnold, they received the email below. This is where the scammers asked for personal information that can be used to steal an identity. If you sent an email to dianne.arnold@worldhealthcareers.org, that email went to the scammer. WorldHealthCareers.ORG is not associated with the World Health Organization. Please do not give personal information to anyone asking through an email.
