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Information from the JINR Security Service

Dear JINR employees,
On behalf of Alexander Alexandrovich Mikhan, Assistant Director of JINR for Security, we would like to provide you with the following information: Lately, there has been an increase in fraudulent activities involving phone calls and messages in messengers.

Setting up a webmail profile for jinr.int

If the user wants to receive "reply" mail to @jinr.int, he must set up his webmail service profile.

Shared access printers in the LIT building

From the table below, select the IP addresses of the nearest printers and configure access according to the instructions for your operating system.

Features of the JINR network anti-spam system

The JINR mail service was upgraded in order to improve security and distribute the load on mail resources.

New version of webmail, user interface and design style

By default, webmail starts with the Elastic style. To return to the old interface: - select: "settings":

Setting up an autoresponder while you are away

Setting up an autoresponder depends on the "user interface" and "look and feel" of your webmail, so here are two options for example. Be careful.

Emails in the sent folder are missing

If you look closely, you will find that you have two folders: "Sent" and "Sent messages":

How could an account password (email/ssh/social networks/forums) be leaked?

The password was weak and it was just picked up by dictionary search...

The new mail platform mail.jinr.ru

Scheduled work was done to move the mail server to a new mail cluster. Now at the new location, user quotas have been increased, as well as new nice features.

Seals, Promotions, Discounts, Sales - Free!

It's all in here.

Synopsis. Spam is a mass mailing of advertising or other types of mail to people who have not expressed a desire to receive it. Spam is an anonymous unsolicited mass mailing, usually of an advertising nature.

What I have to do if JINR email service does not work?

There are many reasons why an e-mail system may stop working. Then we may talk about two types of e-mail downtime: planned and unplanned. Scheduled (or planned) outages are when the e-mail system is unavailable for users due to prescheduled maintenance or hardware or software upgrade. Patch management, physical moving of the servers, or shutting down the system for tests can also be placed in this category. All scheduled shutdowns are performed by the JINR network service during off-hours, after 18:00 o’clock or on holidays and on weekends, having previously notified JINR users about an event.

Unlike the planned downtime of e-mail, unplanned outages can take any of us by surprise. Naturally it takes time to estimate the problem and to solve it. When such a problem occurs, its causes can range from hardware or software problems to hacker attacks. Human errors also can cause the system to malfunction.

The JINR network mail service provides an anti-virus scanning of all incoming and outgoing mail messages. In case of detection of a virus, Trojan or Internet worm in the letter, the delivery of the message is blocked with notification of the sender, recipient and administrator of the mail server. The anti-virus database is updated daily and currently has over 1 million signatures of viruses / malicious links. However, this is not enough yet because not all users follow our recommendations and continue to use simple passwords, not following the recommendations of the network service regarding passwords. In this case, the network service is forced to block compromised accounts.

What to do in this particular case?

laboratory or department responsible specialist

When creating a new password, you are recommended to follow these simple rules:

The password must contain at least eight characters.
The password should include numbers, Latin letters, spaces or special characters (".", ",", "?", "!", "<", ">". "" ", Etc.). Everyone has to create the strong password.
It is strongly recommended to create a new password from a mixed set of digital and alphabetic (uppercase and lowercase) characters.

Do not use as a password:

Common words and stable popular phrases.
Character sets, which are combinations of keys, arranged consecutively on the keyboard.
Personal data: names and surnames, addresses, passport numbers, insurance certificates, etc., passwords created for access to other programs (e-mail, databases, etc.).

We care about your e-mail!

Yours faithfully,
Networking service of JINR

P.S.

Rules of work in the JINR computer network.

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