Is Microsoft protection account legit?
If you get an email from Microsoft account team and the email address domain is @accountprotection.microsoft.com, it is safe to trust the message and open it. Microsoft uses this domain to send email notifications about your Microsoft account.
Is Office365alerts Microsoft COM a legit email?
The second email shows the address being “[email protected]” which appears legitimate because it is an actual email address from Microsoft. Most legitimate users will email you with the correct salutation.
Is Account live com a legitimate website?
Well, account.live.com is a legit MS site.
Is the Microsoft account security noreply email legitimate?
The internet has very conflicting information about if these emails are legitimate or not. Microsoft’s own website says this is their legitimate sender address for account activity alerts. A legitimate email message should originate from the Microsoft account team at [email protected].
Is the security noreply accountprotection.microsoft.com a valid URL?
Is the security-noreply-accountprotection.microsoft.com a valid URL? URLs “looks” similar but i am not sure if the one that begins with “security” is a valid as both contain the same domain @accountprotection.microsoft.com *** Email address is removed for privacy *** —> is this valid??? This thread is locked.
Is the security noreply email address the same as the sender?
The first doubt that sparked this debate came from a user who noticed that this sender’s address is a bit different from the one they are used to receiving emails from.
Where does the Microsoft account security email come from?
A legitimate email message should originate from the Microsoft account team at [email protected]. But here, the Georgia College help desk lists this exact email, from that exact sender address, as a phishing attempt.