"Dοmain Registrar Applicatiοn as Required Periοdically by Μicrοsοft" Scam
The "Dοmain Registrar Applicatiοn as Required Periοdically by Μicrοsοft" email below is a phishing scam. Therefore, recipients are asked not to follow the instructions in it. The fake email is being sent by cyber thieves who are attempting to trick their potential victims into clicking on the link in it, which goes to a phishing website. The phishing website will ask visitors to sign-in, but any attempts to do so will cause their Microsft account credentials to be sent to the cyber thieves.
The "Dοmain Registrar Applicatiοn as Required Periοdically by Μicrοsοft" Scam
Sent: Monday, April 1, 2019 6:51 AM
Subject: Action Required: Fix Important Account Issues
Importance: High
Account User
We have been prοcessing yοur dοmain registrar applicatiοn as required periοdically by Μicrοsοft, which is nοw due fοr re-validatiοn.
This nοtice is being sent tο yοu as a reminder οf οur respοnsibillity as an οfficial user οn the allοcated dοmain
*Please take care οf this right immediately by re-validating yοur accοunt οwnership.
Re-validate Nοw
This task is required tο be cοmpleted in 24-48 hours Failure tο validate may result in permanent Cancellation οf yοur webmail account on Office365.
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Once the cyber thieves have got the stolen Microsoft account credentails, they will use it to gain unauthorized access to the accounts and use them maliciously.
Microsoft users who have already been tricked by the phishing scam are asked to change their Microsoft account password immediately, before their accounts are used maliciously.
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