Web: EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT INVESTMENT TRUST BOARD OF TRUSTEESĪppointed by County Executive with County Council consent to 3-year terms Kernodle, Purchasing Agent (410) 548-4805 e-mail: DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE Kevin Beauchamp Joseph Cossaboom Kort Dickson Mark Glushakow Paul Marshall, Jr.Īmy M. Web: Appointed by Police Accountability Board: Lewis, Chair, Police Accountability Board (Deni) McJilton, 2023 Mark David Babe Wilson, 2024.Īppointed by Police Accountability Board to 2-year terms: Lori Brewster, 2023 Carlos Ayala, 2024.Įx officio: Ronald B. Web: Appointed by County Executive with County Council consent to 2-year terms: Debra D. Anthony Dickerson Elizabeth Griffith Deanna Y. Web: Appointed by County Executive with County Council consent to 2-year terms: (Bunky) Luffman, Jr., Director of Administration (410) 548-4801 Herron.Īppointed by County Executive with County Council consent: Government Office Building, 125 North Division St., Salisbury, MD 21803 - 0870Į-mail: Government Office Building, 125 North Division St., Salisbury, Maryland, August 2012. 🌐Additional information regarding Emotet activity can be found on our website at ow.ly/g4fK50NyMq0.Wicomico County, Maryland - Government, Executive Branch WICOMICO COUNTY, MARYLAND EXECUTIVE BRANCH one file extensions, as they are not commonly sent as attachments. ✔️ Email administrators are advised to block all. ✔️ Verify the legitimacy of a message by contacting the sender using a different means of communication, such as by phone, before acting. ✔️ Refrain from responding to unexpected communications, clicking links, or opening attachments from unknown senders. ⚠️The most recent tactics used include thread-hijacking and attaching zipped Microsoft Word documents or OneNote files inflated to over 500 MB to avoid detection by security tools. The malware runs in the background and may install additional payloads, such as ransomware, on the device. 🚩 ️The OneNote attachment directs recipients to click a button, which downloads a zipped Emotet. 🚩 ️The latest emails contain subject lines that appear as replies or forwarded messages, such as “Re: Application Period Soon to Open,” “FW: RE: (Question),” and IRS W-9 forms. Threat actors began weaponizing OneNote attachments earlier this year, attempting to bypass macro-based security restrictions. 🚨 Another Emotet campaign is targeting New Jersey State employees.
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