Where to get help?

To report a suspicious email.

If you have identified a suspicious email, you may report it immediately using the “Report Phishing” email button available in your Microsoft Outlook. If you noticed it missing in your Outlook, reach out to IT Care to enable it immediately.

To report an email account compromised by a phishing attack

• If you have accidentally clicked on a suspicious attachment or provided your credentials on a seemingly fake website, please report it immediately using the form link – https://nusit.nus.edu.sg/its/cceforms/i-want-to/report-an-incident/
• If you think it involves your personal data, you may directly fill-up the form using the link below and send it to dpo@nus.edu.sg: https://dpo.nus.edu.sg/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2021/07/13.Data-Incident-V3-LL-6-July-21Uploaded.docx

To report a phishing attack received on your personal handphone or personal email

ScamAlert.SG is an initiative of the National Crime Prevention Council (NPC), a non-profit organisation that aims to bring awareness of crimes specific to scams. You may report emails, calls or SMS received from your personal email, mobile or landline numbers.

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