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Outlook now has a wait period of 30 days before some certain security changes can be made - e.g. account recovery options. I've never used it though. https://s
by vezycash 7y ago
Outlook now has a wait period of 30 days before some certain security changes can be made - e.g. account recovery options. I've never used it though.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-my/help/4057241/microsoft-account-why-does-resetting-security-info-take-30-days https://support.microsoft.com/en-my/help/4057241/microsoft-a...
- graeme 7y agoThat's exactly what caught me I think! Because the user changed the email, I couldn't change it back for 30 days. I may have been an edge case: I had no email on the skype account, only a recovery email. Eg: Account email: null Recovery email: myemail@example.com The hacker changed it to: Account email: hacker@example.com Recovery email: null My account was old enough they hadn't required an account email on creation. My ownership of the old recovery email was not persuasive to microsoft. I was even telling them about it while the hack was happening. They let the hacker take over fully, send spam, and shut down the account for spam. Basically I couldn't change the account email for 30 days, and the hacker had been able to remove the recovery email.