Thursday 1 June 2023

Beware of fake Microsoft fraud protection emails

If you have a Hotmail or Microsoft Outlook email account, watch out for fake ‘fraud protection’ emails that prompt you to log into your account.

These emails claim to be from the Outlook Support Team, are flagged as ‘high priority’, and state that they come from a ‘trusted sender’. The messages inform you that there’s been suspicious activity on your account and say you’ll need to click a link to log in. If you do so and enter your details, you could end up giving personal information to scammers, potentially compromising your other accounts.

Microsoft will never ask you to provide personal information or login credentials via email. Learn how to spot and report this latest Microsoft scam.

Fraud protection scams

Source: Which? (31 May 2023)

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