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Don’t get hooked! spotting fake Microsoft teams phishing emails!

In today’s work world, Microsoft Teams is a powerhouse. It’s how many of us chat with colleagues, jump into video meetings, share files, and collaborate on projects. As part of Microsoft 365, its popularity has skyrocketed, making it an essential tool for businesses and schools alike. But here’s the downside: anything super popular becomes a […]

Is someone snooping? How to check your outlook.com activity

Our email accounts are like digital hubs, holding everything from personal messages to sensitive financial alerts. So, it’s totally natural to feel a little worried sometimes – “Has someone been in my Outlook.com account?” That’s a valid concern! The good news is, you don’t have to wonder or play detective. Outlook.com gives you a powerful […]

Shared computer – no problem – your outlook.com single-use code lifeline

We’ve all been there: you’re at the library, a hotel business center, or even a friend’s computer, and you desperately need to check your email. Your personal laptop is miles away, and using a shared machine seems like your only option. Now, let’s be super clear: logging into your personal email account on a public […]

Your Outlook.com shield: spotting trusted emails with a green icon

If you’re an Outlook.com user for your personal email, you’re in good company. Millions of us rely on it for everything from catching up with friends to managing our online purchases. But let’s be real: our inboxes are also prime hunting grounds for sneaky cybercriminals trying to trick us with phishing emails. These fakes can […]

Fresh password, fresh security: why you should keep your Microsoft account password updated

Hey everyone! In our digital lives, our online accounts are like valuable vaults, holding everything from personal photos and documents to financial details and communication history. And for many of us, our Microsoft account is one of the biggest vaults out there, connecting our emails, cloud storage, Windows logins, and more. If a cybercriminal gets […]

Your Microsoft account’s superpower: turn on two-factor authentication

Hey everyone! In today’s digital world, your Microsoft account is likely a central hub for a huge chunk of your online life. We’re talking about your Outlook emails, OneDrive files, Xbox games, Windows logins, and even your Office documents. If a cybercriminal manages to get their hands on your Microsoft password, it’s like they’ve found […]