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®️<notifications@✔️cloudservice✔️>on behalf of cloud support team ®️ Phising

Kai 0 Reputation points
2025-12-11T11:08:21.36+00:00

I'm receiving a ton of phishing E-Mails that I cannot report or block, because it states that "I cannot block myself". The email appears to be sent by me, it states I sent a meeting request, and it is always sent to a different receiver. The sender always appears as: "cloud support team ®️<notifications@✔️cloudservice✔️>on behalf of cloud support team ®️" and the topic is always something on the lines of "We've blocked your account." I cannot find a way to get rid of these emails and it concerns me that it states in the outlook interface that I have sent the email and a meeting request, when I did neither of those things.

How can I resolve this issue?

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  1. EmilyS726 186.2K Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2025-12-11T13:22:23.61+00:00

    Hello,

    Are these emails found in your spam/junk folder?

    Email spoofing happens when someone uses an outside mail server to send messages that pretend to come from your email address by forging the "From" field. They do not have access to your actual email account. To prevent and detect this, email providers like Microsoft use protections like SPF (to define which servers are allowed to send on your behalf), DKIM (to attach a digital signature to prove the email is real), and DMARC (to tell other servers what to do if a message fails these checks). If a spoofed email fails these checks, it will usually be flagged as spam or rejected.

    So, if the email is already in spam/junk folder, you have nothing to worry about.

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