Phishing Email Landing Page

You’ve clicked on a link to a site that Longwood has determined to be potentially dangerous. The link is either going to an infected site or a phishing site (a site that is trying to capture information about you, such as your Longwood ID and password).

Don’t worry…it happens to the best of us!

Infected Sites

There are three common ways for a website to become infected:

• The site is created for malicious purposes.
• The site serves malicious content from advertisements.
• The site is infected through a security weakness. It’s possible that the site in question is a legitimate site that was unintentionally infected.

Phishing Sites

A phishing email usually asks for one or more of the following:

• Username
• Password
• PIN Numbers
• Credit Card Number
• Bank Account Number
• Social Security Number (SSN)

Reporting the Incident

If you have reached this page, Longwood has ensured that the link can do no harm. You can safely close your browser and delete the email. However, if you want to report it, send phishing emails to phishing@longwood.edu and other suspicious emails to abuse@longwood.edu. See the Report an Incident page for more information.

If you need assistance, contact the Help desk at helpdesk@longwood.edu or 434-395- 4357.