Re: Get Study Room site

[Alex Waitkus <awaitkus () GSU EDU>]

We sent a cease and desist letter to them as they had a ‘connection’ to our LMS, they then replied on who the correct 
contact would be to initiate this connection. We are not addressing the collaboration or the unsolicited emails. 

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Alex Waitkus 

Security Analyst, Lead 
Information Security Services 
Georgia State University 
awaitkus () gsu edu
security () gsu edu
Phone 404.413.4377
Security 404.413.4524
http://technology.gsu.edu/technology-services/it-services/security/

On Oct 7, 2014, at 1:12 PM, Alex Jalso <ACJalso () MAIL WVU EDU> wrote:

> Hello Everyone, 
>  
> Has anyone dealt with the site http://getstudyroom.com, also goes by the name StudyRoom.  It’s a social networking 
> type of site promoting to students the ability to work together on class assignment.  What WVU is experiencing is 
> that when students sign up on this site that there’s an increase in unsolicited e-mail to students from the 
> @getstudyroom.com domain.  It’s also thought that StudyRoom uses students’ login credentials to attempt access to 
> other university sites.  Thanks.
>  
> Alex
>  
> Alex Jalso, PMP, CISM
> Director Information Security Services
> West Virginia University
> p: 304-293-4457

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