The "change password" button leading to an opaque tracker is inexcusable. That said, the "safe" way to handle this is the same way you do with cold calls. Ign

The "change password" button leading to an opaque tracker is inexcusable. That said, the "safe" way to handle this is the same way you do with cold calls. Ignore any calls to action in the email, go to Ubiquiti's website on your own, and change your password. If it was a phishing attempt, worst case, you updated your password which is not a bad practice every once in a while.