The message asks recipients to reply with their school schedule and an alternate email address.

Both may appear to originate from a pitt.edu address.

As previously announced, Zoom now requires users to update to the latest minimum desktop version every 3 months — in this case, by Saturday, Feb. 4.

PeopleSoft and PeopleSoft/HighPoint Campus Experience (CX) will be unavailable during vendor maintenance scheduled for the Student Information System beginning at 11 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 28. This work is expected to last until 8 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. 29. The systems will be returned to service earlier if work is completed ahead of schedule.

This routine maintenance is necessary to maintain the security, stability, and reliability of the Student Information System.

Install the security updates necessary to remediate these vulnerabilities by using Microsoft's Windows Update feature.

If you received these messages, please report them as a phishing scam to phish@pitt.edu.

Install the security updates necessary to remediate these vulnerabilities by following the guidance on Apple’s website.

Pitt Information Technology is aware of a new phishing scam targeting the University of Pittsburgh community. The scam claims recipients have been detected logging in to Office 365 from two different universities. It asks recipients to provide their Pitt credentials to avoid deletion of their Pitt Email account. The Subject of the message is typically “Email Upgrade” or similar text.

PittNet Wired and Wi-Fi network access will be intermittently unavailable for up to 45 minutes during the maintenance.