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If you’re unsure of the authenticity of an email, you can play it safe and alert your IT staff.

If you’re unsure of a link, you can hover over it (be careful not click until you’re absolutely sure it’s safe) and see where it really leads to.

A hallmark of scams is stilted English.

Look at the link for RESOLVE PASSWORD ABNORMALITIES.

Look to the right of Outlook Notification.

Look closer and you’ll see telltale signs of a scam.

The message ends with “Sincerely Microsoft Office365”.

The message starts with “Microsoft account”.

The email claims to be from Microsoft, with several things trying to substantiate this claim. Several of our customers have reported suspicious emails regarding their Outlook / Office 365 accounts.