If you have a University of the Philippines (UP) Webmail account, you may have gotten this email:

Dear up.edu.ph Subscriber,

To complete your up.edu.ph account, you must reply to this email
immediately and enter your password here (*********)

Failure to do this will immediately render your email address deactivated
from our database.

You can also confirm your up.edu.ph email address by logging into your
http://mail.up.edu.ph/

Thank you for using up.edu.ph
The University of Philippines Internet Service Team
University of Philippines, all rights reserved.

I have to admit, my initial reaction was to open the reply button. But I noticed that the reply to address was a Yahoo! account. I checked the UP Webmail site and there was a notice of a scam email or a social engineering hacking attempt.

UP has been in the news lately because it turns 100 years old this year. Perhaps some hacker might want to exploit this. In any case,  UP students, faculty and alumni, do not reply to the above email if you got it.