I think my Microsoft account has been hacked.

Hi, jayden driver.

Thanks for your reply.

Do you mean that you found a draft in your Microsoft account that was not written by you?

Microsoft forums provide technical support, and we cannot participate in your account issues.

Then you can enhance the security of your account by using a complex combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, symbols, etc., and set up two-factor verification, passwordless login, add a mobile phone number, add an alias, etc. to strengthen account security.

If someone tries to log in to your account, then I think you can try to change the alias, so that when others try to log in to your account, it will show that the account does not exist, thereby protecting your own account security.

Add or remove an email alias in Outlook.com - Microsoft Support

Please note that you must always make sure that your account has an alias. You need to add an alias first, set it as the primary alias, and then delete the original alias.

Best Regards.

Capoo - MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist

Hi,

In the last 7 days I’ve had someone make my Facebook disabled and no I can’t get back in. I’ve had my instagram disabled. I keep seeing attempts to reset passwords. And today I found a draft in my inbox and it looks like I wrote it but I didn’t, it’s a threat.

Hi, SJRYT19.

Thank you for posting in the Microsoft Community.

From your description, I understand that you think your Microsoft account has been hacked and your email and password have been changed, and I understand your confusion about this issue.

Here's a friendly reminder: We're only members of the Microsoft community, and we don't have access to your account information or do anything with your account.

As for what happened to you, I really want to help you get your account back immediately. However, please understand that Microsoft accounts are managed by fully automated servers and no one can access it manually. All security information in the account is managed by the cloud service.

I totally understand how you feel when you encounter this issue, and anyone who is upset that your account has been hacked by hackers for no apparent reason.

Unfortunately, when a user needs to perform an account operation, the standard process is to use a secure verification method and an account recovery form.

This can be difficult for anyone to accept, but I hope the information provided above has given you a better understanding of your Microsoft account security policies.

If you know that your changed email address and that your Microsoft account didn't have two-step verification added, you can try filling out the recovery form.

When filling in, please fill in as much information as possible, including the user's nickname, landing area, the nearest contact friend of Skype, the hardware ID of the Xbox console, the password you have used, and please note that you can submit up to two times a day.

Help with the Microsoft account recovery form - Microsoft Support

We look forward to hearing from you!

Best Regards.

Capoo - MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist