June 25, 2012
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According to Harvard Townsend, chief information security officer, the siteappears to be "yetanother social networking startup company trying to fit a niche," and while it doesn't seem to be malicious, it should not be used for any official university work. He also suggests avoiding it for unofficial use as well.
Information technology services offers these reminders for email users:
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- Emails from official sources will never ask you for your eID password
- Check the "reply-to address"
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