As the fall semester begins, scammers are reviving a phishing scheme that targets college students. These emails appear to come from a university’s Financial Aid office, promising eligibility for an “economic stimulus check.” Victims are directed to click on a link and log in with their university credentials, but instead of accessing their real school account, they hand over their login details to scammers. Once obtained, these credentials can be used to steal personal information, commit identity theft, or exploit the student in further scams. A subtle red flag in these messages is the use of the term “Financial Dept.” rather than the correct “Financial Aid Department,” which most schools use.