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Avoid back-to-school internship phishing schemes

by Betsy Chapman

Some students have recently reported receiving phishing emails offering internship opportunities for employment. Additionally, these phishing emails have reached a select portion of Wake Forest affiliated education programs, and even appear to come from a wfu.edu email address.

Scammers know the campus community could be particularly vulnerable as we begin the new academic year. We must stay extra vigilant in protecting ourselves and our personal information. Read more.

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