Important Notice: Scam Email Alert

[APSCE Managing Secretary]

Dear APSCE Members,

We would like to inform you that some members of our organization have recently received scam emails from the address presiden...@gmail.com. The sender claims to be the APSCE President and requests your assistance. THIS IS A SCAM. Please do not respond to this email, click any links, or open any attachments. We recommend that you block the sender if possible.

How to Recognize Scam or Phishing Emails

• The sender’s email address does not match the official organizational address, or looks suspicious.
• The email asks for urgent help, personal information, passwords, or financial assistance.
• The message uses generic greetings and does not address you by name or title.
• There are spelling, grammar, or formatting errors in the message.
• The email requests unusual actions, such as transferring money or sharing sensitive data.

What to Do If You Receive a Suspicious Email

• Do not interact: Do not click any links, open attachments, or reply to the email.
• Verify: If you are unsure, contact the supposed sender through official channels (such as their official email or phone number), not the contact information provided in the suspicious email.
• Report: Forward the suspicious email to your IT department or system administrator for further investigation.
• Delete: After reporting, delete the email from your inbox.

Reminder on Information Security

• Never share your personal information, passwords, or sensitive data via email.
• Always double-check the sender’s email address and the content before responding.
• If you have any questions or notice any suspicious emails, please contact our management team or IT support for assistance.

Thank you for your vigilance and cooperation in keeping our organization safe from scams.

Best regards,

Pham-Duc Tho, PhD

Managing Secretariat

Asia-Pacific Society for Computers in Education