Alright, so Mike's Office 365 account is about to get hacked
and he has multi factor authentication turned on.
So, let's see how this goes down.
Oh, that's smart.
So they made it seem like his company enrolled him in this
employee emergency notification system.
Maybe because of Covid, and this,
yes, no question is actually a psychological trick to make
him feel like he's still in control.
Oh no, now they're asking for a code.
Mike, you never share a code.
Don't give that to them.
And Microsoft, of course, is sending the code because they
hit password reset on his account.
Don't share it, Michael.
Don't share it. Mike,
you just got hacked.
You let them reset the password on your account.
Okay, so how do we avoid this? Use an Authenticator app instead
of text based authentication services.
Never share your code and trust less, you never know who's
on the other end of these texts.