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A fraudulent email posing as a Microsoft 'Important Mail' is rapidly circulating. Users are advised to recognize the red flags and understand the risks associated with clicking on links within the email. Match Group has acknowledged the security incident and emphasizes the importance of user safety.
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2026-02-09
Fake Microsoft 'Important Mail' email reported
2026-02-12
Match Group confirms security incident related to the scam
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