I try to sign into my xbox accounr and it tells me to verify but i cannot becasue the phone got changed on my account so when i go to xbox support it asks me to sign in but i cant because i dont have control on my account anymore witch makes me think im obviously hacked.
#May have gotten hacked
sour shore
dreamy pineBOT
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midnight oasis
calm hawk
Yes, it seems you have been hacked!
Did you manage the security questions?
How to Stop Unsuccessful Login Attempts to Your Microsoft Account
This is how you stop unsuccessful login attempts to your Microsoft account:
Create an alias for login purposes only. Designate this alias as the primary alias at:
then disable sign-in capability for the other aliases here: can’t post link here
You can still send and receive email from the old address. Keep the new alias secret. Do not use the new alias for anything except login.
When someone tries to login to your account, they will receive a message that the username does not exist. They can't hack your account if they don't know your username.
Be careful to not REMOVE your email address at the first screen. There you only want to create the new alias (click on add email) then make the new alias Primary (click on Make primary, NOT Remove).
Use Microsoft Authenticator for Passwordless login and no one will hack your account again!