From: bradshaw@gci.net   
      
   Bill Bradshaw wrote:   
   > "Microsoft account   
   > Security info was added   
   > The following security info was recently added to the Microsoft   
   > account br*w@gci.net:   
   > Passkey   
   >   
   > If this was you, then you can safely ignore this email.   
   > If this wasn't you, a malicious user has access to your account.   
   > Please review your recent activity and we'll help you secure your   
   > account. Review recent activity   
   >   
   > To opt out or change where you receive security notifications, click   
   > here. Thanks,   
   > The Microsoft account team   
   >   
   > Privacy Statement   
   > Microsoft Corporation, One Microsoft Way, Redmond, WA 98052"   
   >   
   > I received the above message today.  How could a passkey be added to   
   > this account?  As far as I know I do not use passkeys.  If I had one   
   > I assume it would be stored in the TPM or something.  So is this even   
   > possible for somebody to do with out access to the computer?  I think   
   > this is a phlish but in looking at the properties and the full   
   > message text I did see anything that showed me it came from Russia or   
   > some place.  I do not want to click on "Review recent activity".   
   >   
   > Anyway I can track this down?   
      
   Forget this.  I went into my account directly through Microsoft.  My account   
   is setup through Hotmail but the account that is referenced is where I have   
   the login code emailed to.  So I have no account with Microsoft through the   
   referenced email br*w@gci.net.  And of course by looking at the properties   
   of my posted emails you can get bradshaw@gci.net.   
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