Spam?? Got an email from from "reply@security=team.com" that states that my Google Mail was just used to sign in from Firefox on Windows & asks to "Reply"?
Hi, Just received this email about a security breach from my Google mail account used to sign in to Firefox. I do not have or use Firefox. Is this a legitimate email? or is this spam? How I check on this? I have Win 7 64 and use System Mechanic and Malware Bytes on my computer.
Thanks for your help.
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New sign-in from Firefox on Windows Hi DEAR , Your Google Mail was just used to sign in from Firefox on Windows. Reply to this email
Windows Thursday, Sept 07, 2017 3:21 PM (GMT) Firefox Don't recognize this activity? A malicious user might have your password. Please Contact us by replying to this email. we'll review your recent activity and we'll help you take corrective action.
Why are we sending this? We take security very seriously and we want to keep you in the loop on important actions in your account. We were unable to determine whether you have used this browser or device with your account before. This can happen when you sign in for the first time on a new computer, phone or browser, when you use your browser's incognito or private browsing mode or clear your cookies, or when somebody else is accessing your account. The Security Accounts team
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Some spammers can alter the 'from' information to hide where the message came from.
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It sounds link a spam. Do not answer such letters.
Yes it does "sound" like spam, my question was if there was a way to get the origin of this aside from System Mechanic Pro and MalwareBytes. That was the questions.
选择的解决方案
Some spammers can alter the 'from' information to hide where the message came from.