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Thank you for reaching out via the Microsoft Q&A forum regarding the email you received titled “Account Deactivation” from The Office Team. After reviewing its content and structure, we can confirm that this is a phishing attempt.
This type of email is designed to trick you into clicking a malicious link and entering your credentials or personal information. Doing so could result in unauthorized access to your Microsoft 365 account, theft of sensitive data, and potential compromise of your device or company systems.
Microsoft does not send account verification requests in this format.
Please take the following steps immediately:
- Do NOT click any links or download attachments from the email.
- Report the message as phishing in Outlook by selecting it and choosing Report > Phishing.
If you already clicked the link or entered any information:
- Change your password immediately and enable multi-factor authentication.
- Run a full antivirus or security scan on your device.
- Notify your IT or security team as soon as possible.
For more information, you can refer to this article Email Protection Basics in Microsoft 365: Spam & Phish
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