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Brand Brief · Microsoft

Rilevamento Truffe Microsoft

Rileva email, messaggi e siti web falsi di Microsoft. Il nostro scanner basato sull'IA identifica i tentativi di imitazione di Microsoft istantaneamente.

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01Official Microsoft domains.

Genuine Microsoft communications come from these domains. Anything else is suspicious.

microsoft.comlive.comoutlook.comoffice.comoffice365.com

02Truffe Comuni di Microsoft

01

Microsoft Account Unusual Sign-In Activity

Fake alerts about unusual sign-in activity urging you to "review recent activity" through a phishing link that steals your Microsoft credentials.

02

Windows Tech Support Scam

Pop-ups, phone calls, or emails claiming your Windows PC is infected, pressuring you to call a fake support number and pay for unnecessary "repairs" or grant remote access.

03

Microsoft 365 Subscription Renewal

Emails claiming your Microsoft 365 subscription was renewed for a large amount, with a phone number to call for "cancellation" that leads to tech support fraud.

04

OneDrive / SharePoint Fake Shared Files

Phishing emails that look like legitimate OneDrive or SharePoint sharing notifications but link to a credential harvesting page.

05

Microsoft Teams Phishing Messages

Fake Teams messages or meeting invitations with links to malicious sites designed to steal corporate credentials.

03Come Riconoscere un Falso Messaggio di Microsoft

01Microsoft account alerts come from [email protected].
02Microsoft will never call you unsolicited to fix your computer.
03Check your account activity at account.microsoft.com/security.
04Error messages in Windows never include phone numbers to call.
05Use the Microsoft Authenticator app for multi-factor authentication.
06Report scams at microsoft.com/reportascam.

04Report Microsoft scams.

If you have received a suspicious message impersonating Microsoft, report it directly to Microsoft so they can take action and protect others.

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AppleGoogleAmazonPaypalNetflixFacebookInstagramWhatsappTelegramBinanceCoinbaseChaseWells FargoBank of AmericaHSBCUSPS