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UVA Employees Caught in HR Phishing Scheme

Wednesday, Feb 10 2016
News Roundup
Written by  PHRM News

Close to 1,400 employees at the University of Virginia have fallen victim to a phishing scam that led to the unauthorized access of their personal information on the University’s HR system. So reports JDSupra Business Advisor.

The scammers were able to access W-2 forms with sensitive information after they asked employees to provide usernames and passwords. They also gained direct deposit banking information for 40 employees from 2013 and 2014. UVA is offering one year of credit monitoring and identity protection services to those affected. 

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