Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
when in dought throw it out. I would not trust it. they have been alot of them lately.
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Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
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when in dought throw it out. I would not trust it. they have been alot of them lately.
I've had almost exactly this. Went to spam email folder. Changed my password but this doesn't show up on my recent activity.
Was automatically suspicious because the email saying I changed my password went into my inbox. Never click on links or buttons in emails.
I signed in to my account and looked at recent activity. There were a bunch of unsuccessful sign in attempts, none from the location identified in the email, and the only successful ones were from my account. It's remarkable how real these emails look, but I know mine are clearly spam.
Your response, Mary Han, suggests that either you are poor at your job or you are a scammer yourself leading the uninformed.
I get these emails all the time. Few, if any, are legitimately from Microsoft.
If one is concerned, then sign into your Microsoft account directly.
Be Safe and NEVER use a link from any email.
I got a similar email, asking me to "Report the user" who logged into my account.
The URL in the email directs me to "******@recognized-sec.com"
Is that a legitimate Microsoft email account?