This phishing message tries to trick recipients into approving fraudulent Duo push notifications.

This phishing attempt pretends to be from the University of Toronto, warning students that tuition fees are overdue and access to academic services will be restricted.

This phishing attempt falsely promotes a U of T-sanctioned “student support program,” promising students a financial reward of $1,000 and $10,000.

This phishing attempt falsely promotes a U of T-sanctioned notification of salary increase, promising staff a high salary increase, in this case of 16.89%.

These emails promote fake remote job opportunities related to the university. They lure recipients with promises of high pay, flexible hours and minimal requirements – all typical in employment scams.

This phishing attempt falsely promotes a U of T-sanctioned “Spring 2025 Student Bonus”, promising students a financial reward between $1,000 and $10,000.

This phishing attempt falsely promotes a U of T-sanctioned “student bonus” program, promising students a financial reward. The email requests personal information to claim the supposed bonus.

This phishing attempt offers students a paid position as a Store Evaluator. It asks students to send their personal information to an external email address under the guise of a well-compensated job opportunity.

This phishing email attempts to trick recipients into downloading an attachment containing a virus. The attachment can be used to steal personal information and login credentials and gain unauthorized access to the user’s account.

This phishing email attempts to steal personal information, login credentials and Duo passcodes by providing false information about the user’s U of T account being filed for deactivation.

This phishing attempt is known as quishing, a social engineering tactic where malicious actors use QR codes to steal information from unsuspecting recipients. This message was sent to U of T community members via LinkedIn.

This job offer scam is a form of phishing used to take advantage of students and new graduates who are seeking employment.