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Numerous threat actors have already been leveraging the new Nexus Android banking trojan, which enables the targeting of 450 financial apps with account takeover attacks, according to The Hacker News.

Cybersecurity firms have warned Android users against a new banking trojan that is capable of taking over 450 banking and crypto apps.

Student Accessibility Services (SAS), the office that provides resources for students with disabilities, has implemented Southeastern Accommodate, an online portal for students to submit accommodation requests.  While Accommodate has been online for a few years, SAS fully transitioned to the portal this semester.  The portal replaced SAS’s longtime paper request system. They began to consider...

Nexus, offered in a malware-as-a-service model, is the latest in a vast and growing array of trojans targeting mobile banking and cryptocurrency applications.

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Last week, WVU’s Student Government Association proposed a resolution to place benches and coverings at shuttle stops around campus for students with mobility impairments.

FSU’s most recent first-year class sets a record-high retention rate.

WVU’s downtown library opened a new sensory space earlier this semester for students, faculty and staff.

This is the sixth teach-out agreement for Presentation College, which is set to close by the end of the academic year.

A new variation of spyware that targets Android devices has been observed by researchers since October specifically targeting banking applications and impersonating applications from several large reputable financial institutions.