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I know this question was asked before but the reply was closed and I noticed something important. The email is being sent from Microsoft domain , that means Microsoft domain is hacked already and sending these spams .
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Hi, do you know, how I get rid of all those messages? I clicked the button.... :( And now I am getting 1000 messages pro day...
I wish I knew that it can be spoofed. It was a totally legit Microsoft address. I already replied to the email even though it showed a non Microsoft email this time ,but I trusted the initial sending address. There was no information to be filled just a “report the user” button. Now I get 50 scam emails per day and can’t block or report them because the sending address is jibirich.
I GOT THE SAME BUT THE RESPONSE ADDRESS IS additional@adirteesbu.com
| Microsoft account | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unusual sign-in activity | ||||
| We detected something unusual about a recent sign-in to the Microsoft account ******@hotmail.com. | ||||
| Sign-in details | ||||
| Country/region: Russia/Moscow | ||||
| IP address: 103.225.77.255 | ||||
| Date: Fri, 25 Nov 2022 16:26:49 +0000 | ||||
| Platform: Windows 10 | ||||
| Browser: Firefox | ||||
| A user from Russia/Moscow just logged into your account from a new device, If this wasn't you, please report the user. If this was you, we'll trust similar activity in the future. | ||||
| Report The User | <br> | --- | ||
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The Microsoft domain wasn't hacked, just spoofed.
What made me suspect that Microsoft domain is hacked is when I checked the sign in activity I found only one successful sign on which was the current session at the time I checked . It seemed to me that someone deleted all the sign on previous activities.
I already have all the security measures activated from two way authentication to using alias and can not imagine someone can penetra my account