[All] Fwd: Unauthorized Configuration - MacOSX/iOS

[Stanfill, Alex (ARC-SGG)[Bay Area Environmental Research Institute]]

This email is only applicable if you received the forwarded email. Please disregard otherwise.

Hanyong’s email is a bit confusing, but it’s saying that they suspect you have a device accessing your NASA email in an unauthorized way. Their detection methods may not be accurate because I personally received this email and know my systems are not misconfigured.

Look in the following locations. Do you see your NASA account there in any capacity? If so, this email is asking you to remove it. If not, carry on being awesome.

  *   (On your laptop) > System preferences > internet accounts

  *   (In your iPhone) > settings > Passwords & accounts

It’s unclear what, if any, the repercussions are of following or not following this direction. It’s weird that they reached out to people directly like this.

Thanks! Have a marvelous Monday,

Alex Stanfill
Earth Science Project Office
NASA Ames Research Center
Bay Area Environmental Research Institute
Bldg N232, Rm242/032, MS 232-22
Moffett Federal Airfield, CA 94035
Mobile: +1 650 680 8547<tel:+1%20650%20680%208547>
Email: alex.stanfill at nasa.gov<mailto:alex.stanfill at nasa.gov>

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Begin Forwarded Message:
From: "Cho, Hanyong (ARC-IS)[ASRC RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS]" <hanyong.cho at nasa.gov<mailto:hanyong.cho at nasa.gov>>
Subject: Unauthorized Configuration - MacOSX/iOS
Date: 04 November 2019 11:11
To: "Cho, Hanyong (ARC-IS)[ASRC RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS]" <hanyong.cho at nasa.gov<mailto:hanyong.cho at nasa.gov>>

Dear user;

A recent software inventory shows that one or more of the systems that fall under your management may have an unauthorized configuration allowing either MacOSX or iOS native mail apps to access the user’s NASA O365 account. Please verify compliance by following the steps below to remove this configuration:

·         MacOSX
System Preferences -> Internet Accounts -> Remove the mail account

·         From the Mail.app -> Mail (From Menu Bar) -> Accounts (Brings you to the Internet Accounts Preference Pane) -> Remove the mail account.

·         iOS
Settings -> General -> Password & Accounts -> Select the Account -> Scroll to the bottom and press "Sign Out"

If they have already been removed, please disregard this message.  If you have any questions or concerns about these instructions, please let me know.

Thank you for your attention,
-- Han Cho

Han Cho
AMES IT Security | ASRC Federal | w: 650-604-3423

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