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******@accounts-security.com

Ömer Faruk Karakoç 45

I thought it was from microsoft, I clicked on the report the user link and replied back to a message from ******@accounts-security.com. I did not add any other personal information to the message. Realizing that I made a mistake, I changed my password for security purposes. Is there anything else I can do? should i worry?

Mukesh Kumar 0 Reputation points

2023-06-18T00:33:35.1433333+00:00

It says "Microsoft account unusual signin activity" from ******@accounts-security.com, with further details as under: Sign-in details Country/region: Russia/Moscow IP address: 103.225.77.255 Date: Sat, 17 Jun 2023 23:15:04 +0000 Platform: Windows 10 Browser: Firefox

IP 103.225.77.255 belongs to M/s Adsizzler Media Pvt Ltd located in New Delhi (Nehru Place), India.

I find it a spam as the sender ******@accounts-security.com does not have anything connected to Microsoft and it may be waiting for my action through my android mobile phone.

Microsoft team must identify such spam emails and block it on their own for security reasons and the brand images. Moreover, anyone impersonating Microsoft and sending fraudulent emails is itself a crime, for which Microsoft team must take precautionary steps from their end and catch such fishes to bring them to justice on priority basis.

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Mukesh Kumar 0 Reputation points

2023-06-18T00:33:35.1433333+00:00

It says "Microsoft account unusual signin activity" from ******@accounts-security.com, with further details as under: Sign-in details Country/region: Russia/Moscow IP address: 103.225.77.255 Date: Sat, 17 Jun 2023 23:15:04 +0000 Platform: Windows 10 Browser: Firefox

IP 103.225.77.255 belongs to M/s Adsizzler Media Pvt Ltd located in New Delhi (Nehru Place), India.

I find it a spam as the sender ******@accounts-security.com does not have anything connected to Microsoft and it may be waiting for my action through my android mobile phone.

Microsoft team must identify such spam emails and block it on their own for security reasons and the brand images. Moreover, anyone impersonating Microsoft and sending fraudulent emails is itself a crime, for which Microsoft team must take precautionary steps from their end and catch such fishes to bring them to justice on priority basis.

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Joe Clarke 96

Hi Omer,

I'm making a few assumptions. First, that you used an (o365/ADSync/hotmail) account You should be able to view your sign-in activity, look for unusual successful sign-ins. It common to see unsuccessful sign-ins, just the nature of the connected world. You are likely ok where you did not enter any information, but should always assume zero trust.

I would highly recommend, not matter what type of account you are using, is to setup MFA (multi factor authentication).

Lil Lee Lopez 5 Reputation points

2023-06-17T22:56:45.22+00:00

I’m having the same problem, however this reply doesn’t help! Can’t someone from Microsoft just confirm or deny if these emails are coming from them or not?!

Here is the email ******@accounts-security.com I continue to receive, but when I check there’s no such activity from Russia/Moscow. There was only one time that I saw that activity, but now it’s ridiculously continuous.

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Emil Aliyev 0

Same situation happened with me ,.i have got more than 20 emails from fake "microsoft security" about sign in ... i just reported as phishing. but still getting more spam (((((((((

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