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The fake email below, which claims Microsoft will stop incoming emails and PDF files is a scam. The link in the fake email goes fake and phishing Microsoft website that steals account credentials. The phishing website will ask visitors to sign in, but if they attempt to do so, their account credentials will be sent to the cybercriminals behind the fake email.
From: Microsoft msa@communication.microsoft.com jegdesign@btconnect.comSubject: Fw: 🔵 NEW FINAL REMINDER.Microsoft accountAccount InfoMicrosoft will stop incoming emails and PDF files from June 10, 2021, We are updating our Service and Privacy Policy You have [6] unreceived emails and PDF files from 30th-May-2021 due to system delay Rectify Below:RecoverThanks, Source: Microsoft account team
From: Microsoft msa@communication.microsoft.com jegdesign@btconnect.com
Subject: Fw: 🔵 NEW FINAL REMINDER.
Microsoft account
Account Info
Microsoft will stop incoming emails and PDF files from June 10, 2021, We are updating our Service and Privacy Policy You have [6] unreceived emails and PDF files from 30th-May-2021 due to system delay Rectify Below:
Recover
Thanks, Source: Microsoft account team
If you have tricked by the fake and phishing email, please change your Microsoft account password immediately. If you are unable to change or reset your passsword, please click here.
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