Information security is everyone's responsibility!
If you receive a message that passed through spam filtering that should have been identified as spam/junk or phishing, you can submit the message to the Microsoft Spam Analysis and Microsoft Phishing Analysis teams as appropriate. The analysts will review the message and add it to the service-wide filters if it meets the classification criteria:
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FAQ - (Frequently Asked Questions)
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A phishing attempt is an email that seeks to lure the recipient into divulging passwords, financial account numbers or other personal information, or into going to a website rigged to commandeer the recipient's computer. While some of these emails are easy to identify, many are difficult to discern because they appear authentic down to the last detail. |
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E-mail spam lists are often created by scanning stealing mailing list addresses or by searching the web for addresses. Online directories are another source of e-mail addresses. The more internet activity you participate in with your email address, the more likely you'll end up in a spam list. |
Support
If you have any questions, do visit the Knowledge Base to find the answers you may need at https://apiit.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portals.
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In case of further inquiry, please open a ticket with the Virtual Help Centre. Alternatively, you may choose to access APSpace > More > Help Centre for further guidance and support. This guideline is designed for you to help you in the process of opening a ticket. |