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Hi @eyas nabolsi ,
It's hard to say.
Have you tried to change your password?
email from no-reply@microsoft.com
eyas nabolsi
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Dear Sir,
I received an email from "no-reply@microsoft.com" with a question "Did you attempt to change your password ?".
Is the email "no-reply@microsoft.com" from microsoft ?
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Quentin Furlong 1 Reputation point
2021-11-26T03:29:55.453+00:00 NO
I received an email with almost the exact format, but in mine, there is an obvious grammar mistake that would get someone at Microsoft fired if they let it slip.
Never reply to any email about Security or Personal information if you have a shadow of a doubt.
Especially, if you click the link that says "no Not me" it makes you write a reply, to send to ab address that is shown as "No-Reply@NonStop .bla"
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eyas nabolsi 31 Reputation points
2021-11-21T12:03:32.817+00:00 I did not try to change the password.
Kindly check the attachment.
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Alex Bey 6 Reputation points
2022-03-30T07:38:06.3+00:00 I believe if it is from Microsoft the options would be:
If you have changed your password no action is required.
If you have not changed your password kindly alert us.
What I don't understand is how did they get a Microsoft.com email??
JC 1 Reputation point2022-11-14T12:20:56.497+00:00 A user can set any email address as the from address. If you select reply, then hover over any links in the email, you will see that this is a phishing attempt.
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T. Kujala 8,546 Reputation points2021-11-21T13:00:40.513+00:00 Thank you for the attachments.
You can check if that is true to follow the next link.
https://account.live.com/Activity
If everything is okay, the email is not real.
eyas nabolsi 31 Reputation points2021-11-22T11:19:37.6+00:00 There was an attempt to sign in from USA and I have never visited it.
Kindly check the attachment.
Kindly help me about the next step to prevent that from happening again.
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John Rhanzel Ebora 6 Reputation points2022-03-30T08:02:16.86+00:00 Hi, @eyas nabolsi
I got the same email a few days ago. If you did not change your password, disregard the email. Maybe it was an error on the part of Microsoft, or maybe someone is trying to pretend to be Microsoft. If you see an unusual activity, kindly check this link: [https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/account-billing/what-happens-if-there-s-an-unusual-sign-in-to-your-account-eba43e04-d348-b914-1e95-fb5052d3d8f0
I definitely think that that is a spam, because the real emails from microsoft are totally different. I know this because I have been recieving password and security emails every once in a while, and they are definitely from microsoft.
I received this and not sure if real can anyone help? Thanks