The UO Phish Tank is a collection of suspicious email messages that have been reported to the UO Information Security Office. There are a couple kinds of messages that appear in the Phish Tank.
Phishing messages: These are harmful emails that target anyone, both within UO and outside. They are marked with a hook (for campus emails) or a globe (for emails outside of campus). You can view these confirmed malicious messages without logging in. Safe messages (Login to view): These are examples of legitimate emails which are marked with a shield. To view messages that were reported as suspicious but are actually legitimate, please log in. Click the "Login with Duck ID" button, then log in with your Duck ID and password.
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You can find more information on unwanted messages such as phishing emails at our informational spam guide.
Confirmed phishing messages are posted below. Log in with your DuckID to see confirmed legitimate emails, alert status, and the full email content.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON: New Message Received.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON: New Message Received.
Phishing Email (in the wild)
Sender: allan@bentsenvvs.dk
Sent on:
Created on:
Email Content: A phishing email claiming “UNIVERSITY OF OREGON: New Message Received.” was sent...
Undeliverable: Inbox Test
Undeliverable: Inbox Test
Phishing Email (in the wild)
Sender: postmaster@nadhria.com
Sent on:
Created on:
Email Content: Hello, this is the mail server on nadhria.com....
Barbara Burkart shared "October2025_Dept_Newresources(1)" with you
Barbara Burkart shared "October2025_Dept_Newresources(1)" with you
