Officials say in a national ad campaign in 2012, Phoenix misled students about its relationship with Microsoft, Adobe, AT&T, and the American Red Cross.
Criminals often get what they want by exploiting weak links in companies through social engineering, basically tricking someone into giving out their login information or more.
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