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2xX [email protected] via 10053191.university.de.com to: [email protected] date: Oct 25, 2024, 3:51?AM subject: New login to your X account from Safari on iPhone 14 Pro. mailed-by: timcard25.airmiles.ca signed-by: 10053191.university.de.com We noticed a login to your account from a new device. Was this you? New login Location* Dallas, TX, USA Device Safari on iPhone 14 Pro *Location is approximate based on the login's IP address. If this was you You can ignore this message. There's no need to take any action. If this wasn’t you Complete these steps now to protect your account. Request Change Password You'll be logged out of all your active X sessions except the one you're using at this time. Report the user that have access to your account and revoke access to any unfamiliar apps. ????????? ?????????????????????????????? ?????? ??????????????????????????? ?????????????????? ???????????? ???????????? Unsubscribe here. ??? ????????????. 1355 ?????????????????? ??????????????????, ??????????????? 900 ????????? ???????????????????????????, ?????? 94103
Targeted Person's Location
NC, USA- 28562
Scam Type
Phishing
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Business name
X Formerly Twitter
Date Reported
October 29, 2024
Scam ID
906204
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