您(Did)是否知道您可以检查您的Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account)是否被其他人入侵?如果您怀疑其他人正在使用您的 Skype、您的Outlook 电子邮件(Outlook email)服务、您的 Xbox ID 或您的Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account),您可以在几分钟内找到真正的答案。以下是您可以采取哪些措施来发现您是否被黑客入侵以及如何防止将来被黑客入侵:
什么是Microsoft、Hotmail、Skype 或 Xbox 帐户(Skype or Xbox account)?
Microsoft有许多产品和服务可供人们通过各种帐户使用:Hotmail 或 Outlook(Hotmail or Outlook)等电子邮件服务、Skype ID(Skype IDs)、Xbox ID(Xbox IDs)或用于登录Windows 10的(Windows 10)Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account)。尽管您可能认为所有这些帐户都不同,但它们都是同一个东西:Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account)。您的Hotmail 地址(Hotmail address)是Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account);您的Skype 帐户(Skype account)是Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account),您的Xbox ID 是Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account),依此类推。要了解更多信息,请阅读这篇文章:简单问题:什么是Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account)(Outlook、Xbox、Skype)?。
如何查看您的Microsoft/Hotmail account
打开网络浏览器并转到https://account.microsoft.com。在那里,使用您的Microsoft 帐户电子邮件地址和密码登录(Microsoft account email address and password)。如果您为您的帐户启用了两步验证,您可能需要输入一个安全代码(security code),您可以使用智能手机上的应用程序、短信或电子邮件(message or e-mail)接收到另一个地址。
登录后,您会看到您的Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account)的仪表板。在顶部的工具栏中,单击或点按安全(Security)。
现在您会看到几个与安全相关的选项。在右侧,有一个名为“查看最近的活动”的方块。("Review recent activity.")单击或点击“查看活动("Review activity)”按钮。
在此步骤中,可能会要求您再次验证密码(password one),因为您正在尝试访问敏感信息。如果是,请输入您的密码并按(password and press) “登录”。("Sign in.")
现在,您会看到所有最近登录活动(login activity)的日志,从当前会话开始。
向下滚动(Scroll)活动列表,然后展开每一项。对于每个登录活动,您会看到日期和时间(date and time)、其状态(登录成功或不成功)、执行尝试的设备和平台、使用的浏览器、IP 地址(IP address)和地理位置登录尝试的来源。
例如,我了解到保加利亚(Bulgaria)有人试图访问我的Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account)但没有成功。
检查最近活动日志(activity log)中的所有内容后,您就知道是否有人入侵了您的帐户。
如果您的Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account)被黑客入侵怎么办
如果登录活动有问题,您应该单击或点击“保护(Secure)您的帐户”链接。然后,继续按照Microsoft提供的说明更改您的密码并检查您的帐户安全性(account security)。
如果您的Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account)被黑,并且被黑的人更改了您的密码,那么您的处境就很糟糕,只有Microsoft可以帮助您。转到此页面并按照那里共享的说明进行操作:恢复您的 Microsoft 帐户(Recover your Microsoft account)。
如何防止被黑客入侵?
如果您不希望您的帐户被黑客入侵,我们建议您更改您的Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account)密码并使用包含多种字符且难以猜测的长密码。您还应该使用智能手机启用两步验证并批准登录请求。这样,每次其他(time someone)人使用您的破解密码进行身份验证时,您都可以直接从您的智能手机拒绝登录尝试。如果您想知道如何执行此操作,请阅读以下指南:
- (Microsoft Authenticator)Android上的Microsoft Authenticator :登录(Sign)MS 帐户(MS account)
- 如何使用Google Authenticator为您的(Google Authenticator)Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account)设置两步验证
你的微软账户被黑了吗?
您很可能已经阅读了整篇文章,因为您怀疑有人入侵了您的Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account),或者您知道有人入侵了您的 Microsoft 帐户。在结束本教程之前,请与我们分享您学到的知识:您的Microsoft 帐户(Microsoft account)是否被盗?做这件事的人在哪里?您(Did)是否恢复并保护了您的帐户?在下面发表评论(Comment),让我们讨论。
My Microsoft or Hotmail account was hacked? How to check the recent activity on my account
Did you know that you can check whether yоur Microsoft account was hacked by someone else? If you suspect that another person is using your Skype, your Outlook email servіce, your Xbox ID, or your Microsoft account, you can find the real answer in minutes. Here is what you can do to discover whether you have been hacked оr not and how to prevent being hacked in the future:
What is a Microsoft, Hotmail, Skype or Xbox account?
Microsoft has many products and services that people use, through all kinds of accounts: email services like Hotmail or Outlook, Skype IDs, Xbox IDs, or Microsoft accounts that you use to log into Windows 10. Even though you might consider all these accounts different, they are all the same thing: a Microsoft account. Your Hotmail address is a Microsoft account; your Skype account is a Microsoft account, your Xbox ID is a Microsoft account, and so on. To learn more, read this article: Simple questions: What is a Microsoft account (Outlook, Xbox, Skype)?.
How to check the recent activity on your Microsoft/Hotmail account
Open a web browser and go to https://account.microsoft.com. There, log in with your Microsoft account email address and password. If you have enabled two-step verification for your account, you might have to enter a security code that you can receive using an app on your smartphone, a text message or e-mail to another address.
After you are signed in, you see a dashboard of your Microsoft account. In the toolbar on the top, click or tap Security.
Now you see several security-related options. On the right, there is a square called "Review recent activity." Click or tap the "Review activity" button.
At this step, you may be asked to verify your password one more time, because you are trying to access sensitive information. If you are, type your password and press "Sign in."
Now you are shown a log of all your recent login activity, starting with the current session.
Scroll down the list of activities, and expand each one. For each sign-in activity, you see the date and time, its status (successful or unsuccessful sign-in), the device and the platform from where the attempt was performed, the browser that was used, the IP address and the geographical location from where the sign-in attempt originated.
For example, I have learned that someone from Bulgaria tried to access my Microsoft account and did not succeed.
After you check everything in the recent activity log, you know whether someone else has hacked your account.
What to do if your Microsoft account has been hacked
If a sign-in activity is fishy, you should click or tap the link that says "Secure your account." Then, continue with the instructions given by Microsoft to change your password and review your account security.
If your Microsoft account was hacked and the person who hacked it has changed your password, then you are in a terrible situation, and only Microsoft can help you. Go to this page and follow the instructions shared there: Recover your Microsoft account.
How to prevent being hacked?
If you do not want your account hacked, we recommend that you change your Microsoft account password and use a long one, that contains diverse characters and is hard to guess. You should also enable two-step verification and approve sign-in requests using your smartphone. This way, each time someone else authenticates using your hacked password, you can deny the sign-in attempt straight from your smartphone. If you want to know how to do this, read these guides:
Was your Microsoft account hacked?
Most probably you have read this entire article because you suspect that someone else has hacked your Microsoft account or you know somebody did. Before closing this tutorial, share with us what you have learned: Was your Microsoft account compromised? What is the location of the person who did it? Did you recover and secure your account? Comment below and let's discuss.