To report a suspicious email saying it's from the University of Hawaii and asking for confidential information:

• forward a copy of the message with full mail headers to spam@hawaii.edu
  [to get full mail headers, please see http://www.hawaii.edu/askus/895 ]
• Optional: see if it's already been reported by checking http://www.hawaii.edu/its under "Security Alerts"

To prevent  compromises:

• NEVER send your password or other confidential personal information in response to email. No responsible entity requests information this way.
• DO NOT REPLY to suspect mail. It just demonstrates that you're a live target.
• make sure you're up-to-date with all operating systems (e.g. Windows) updates
• make sure you're up-to-date in any anti-virus and anti-spyware updates
• review document Securing your Desktop Computer
• don't save passwords to your email account on your system, it might take a few more seconds to login manually, but it might save you hours of time cleaning up after a compromise

 If you suspect that you are compromised...

• Please review our article: http://www.hawaii.edu/askus/892

• Contact ITS