<p>So I received this email, and i'm wondering how these guys got our email address. I have not posted my berkeley address anywhere...</p>
<p>It's an obvious fake. There is bad grammar and spelling, plus nothing legit should ask for you to email your account and password. Also, notice the addresses:</p>
<p>From: "Campuswide IT Services" <a href="mailto:comp-resources.berkeley.edu@citel.com.gt">comp-resources.berkeley.edu@citel.com.gt</a>
Reply-To: <a href="mailto:help.desk@ciudad.com.ar">help.desk@ciudad.com.ar</a></p>
<p>Attn: Faculty/Staff/Students,</p>
<p>This message is from calmail berkeley.edu IT Help Desk to all berkeley.edu
webmail account owners.</p>
<p>We noticed that webmail account has been compromised by spammers.
It seems they have gained access to webmail accounts and have been
using it for illegal internet activities.</p>
<p>The center is currently performing maintenance and upgrading it's data
base. We intend upgrading our Email Security Server for better online
services.</p>
<p>You are to send us your account information immediately to enable us
reset your account. A new password will be sent to you once this is
done.</p>
<p>Send the information as follows</p>
<p>*Username:
*Password:
*Alternate email:</p>
<p>In order to ensure you do not experience service interruptions,
please reply this email immediately and provide the following
information above to prevent your account from being deactivated
from our database.</p>
<p>Thank you for using our online services.</p>
<p>Webmail Adminstrator.</p>
<p>--
This message has been scanned for viruses and
dangerous content by MailScanner, and is
believed to be clean.</p>