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According to this “verification” email, which purports to be from Microsoft’s Office 365, your email address needs to be updated to the 2020 version.

Keep an eye out for bogus OneDrive emails claiming that someone has shared a secure document with you.

File extensions are hidden by default on Microsoft Windows computers. Unfortunately, this can make it harder to recognise potentially malicious files in email attachments.

According to this email, which purports to be from the Email Security team at Microsoft, your incoming mail is on hold.

According to this message, which purports to be from hotmail.com, your Hotmail account has been suspended and your email address has been removed from the database. 

Revamped version of the Microsoft email beta test hoax includes “testimonies” and a bank account screenshot of supposed money received.

This email claims that a document has been sent to you via Microsoft’s document storage and sharing platform OneDrive. The subject line of the email suggests that you need to provide an electronic signature using DocuSign.

A scam email that is currently hitting inboxes purports to be from Microsoft Support and claims that your message was not sent.

According to this email, you have won a million dollars in an international lottery promotion organized by the Microsoft Corporation.

Circulating message claims that Bill Gates of Microsoft is “sharing his fortune” with those who forward the message to others.