Harvard’s Hilarious Vishing Fiasco: Alumni Get Unwanted Spotlight!
Harvard’s Alumni Affairs systems were hit by a vishing breach, exposing contacts and donation data. The university assures us no Social Security numbers were involved. Harvard advises caution with unexpected calls or emails, especially those asking for sensitive information. Remember, if it sounds fishy, it might just be vishy!
Hot Take:
Looks like Harvard alumni can now add “victim of a vishing attack” to their illustrious resumes. While the Crimson crew is renowned for their academic prowess, it seems even the Ivy League isn’t immune to the old “Your car warranty has expired” trick, but with a prestigious twist. At least they can take solace in the fact that their Social Security numbers remain safe, even if their biographical details are now out in the wild, ready to make guest appearances in phishing emails everywhere.
Key Points:
– Harvard’s Alumni Affairs systems breached via a vishing attack.
– Exposed data includes contact details, donation records, and biographical info.
– No Social Security numbers, passwords, or financial data were compromised.
– The university is working with cybersecurity experts and law enforcement.
– Affected individuals are advised to stay alert for suspicious communications.