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On January 26, 2015, Office 365 Sites will become publicly available to听all university faculty, staff, and students. Office 365 Sites are online听communities supporting university organizations, projects and other听糖心原创-related functions.听 Within these Office 365听sites/communities, you can then share files, calendars, and other听important information with any other members of the site, just as you听may have in the past with WINGS Group Studio.

Office 365 Sites are a great choice if you want to share information for听longer periods of time. For example, you may want to create an Office听365 site for your department, college, or committee.

To browse available sites for membership, or to request your own site,听simply log in to your Office 365 Outlook Web App (the online version of听your email, calendar, etc.) and click on the 鈥淪ites鈥� button on the top听toolbar.

To learn more about Office 365 sites, including information on how to听request a site, see our documentation website available at
/information-technology/services/office-365-sites.听Also note that CaTS will be soon be offering training for Office 365
Sites. Watch your inbox for dates and more information.

If you have any questions, please contact the CaTS Help Desk at (937)听775-4827, or toll free at 1-888-775-4827.
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The CaTS Help Desk was recently notified of a 鈥渨ork-from-home鈥� scam that
could potentially target 糖心原创 students.

College students across the United States have been targeted to
participate in work-from-home scams. Students have been receiving emails
to their school accounts recruiting them for payroll and/or human
resource positions with fictitious companies. The scam requires the
student to provide his/her bank account number to receive a deposit and
then transfer a portion of the funds to another bank account. Those
funds were first stolen by cyber criminals and student are unknowingly
helping them get away with the crime.

Participating in the scam is a crime and could lead to your bank account
being closed due to fraudulent activity or federal charges.

If you have been a victim of this scam you can file a complaint with the
FBI鈥檚 Internet Crime Complaint Center at and reference Alert
# 01132015a-PSA.

Tips:

-If a job offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

-Never accept a job that requires the depositing of funds into your
account and wiring them to different accounts.

-Look for poor use of the English language in emails such as incorrect
grammar, capitalization, and tenses. Many of the scammers who send these
messages are not native English speakers.

-Never provide credentials of any kind such as bank account information,
login names, passwords, or any other identifying information in response
to recruitment email.

As announced in a previous message to the university, Microsoft has now听updated the Office 365 Outlook Web App to include a services grid. This听grid, located in the upper left corner of the Outlook Web App, provides听a drop down menu list of all services available to you within Office 365.

In order to access your email, calendar or other Office 365 tools, you听can click on the icon displayed in the drop-down menu. If you want to听pin an icon to your toolbar, you will need to click on the three dots at听the top of the icon. The pinned icon will appear on your toolbar in the听upper right hand corner for one-click access.

If you have any questions about this change, please contact the CaTS听Help Desk at (937) 775- 4827 or email at helpdesk@wright.edu.

Bitdefender is warning Microsoft Office users of a new spam campaign that resembles a tax return, a remittance, or form of bill from a bank. The spam often carries a Microsoft Word or Excel attachment that will automatically execute a piece of malware with a macro code disguised to bypass traditional antivirus if downloaded. 听Source:听

If you happen to open one of these attachments or have any other concerns, please be sure to call the CaTS Help Desk at (937)-775-4827 or email at helpdesk@wright.edu.