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ravi1.seonest
Jan 12
My ATT Email Hacked What to Do
My ATT Email Hacked What to Do
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Your subject may be a source of insight for me, thank you. happy wheels
Symptoms that Your AT&T Account Has Been Hacked
AT&T security center is sending you alarms that your account is sending spam to known and unknown people.
You can’t log in to an AT & T email account.
You can’t receive emails on At&T account
You are unable to send emails
Many emails are missing from your account
There are several messages that are undeliverable or bounced but they do not belong to you.
You find strange emails in your Sent folder
You are receiving emails about winning cash or rewards from AT&T.
Method 1: Change Your Password if You Can Sign-in
If hackers haven’t changed your At&T account password, and you have been luckier to find the hack on the early stage, you can change your password right away to end the sign-in session of hackers. For this
Sign in to your account>> Click Change Password>> Create a new password
Method 2: Recover your AT&T Account Password if Can’t Sign-in
If you are not able to sign-in to your account, you need to recover your AT&T password using the steps given below:
Go to AT&T’s “Reset my password” page with this link: https://www.att.com/acctmgmt/fpwd/lander
Now, type your User ID and Last name
Fill the CAPTCHA
Click Continue
Now select your alternative email address or phone number to receive verification code
Provide the CODE you receive on your email address or phone number
Create a new password and retype it to confirm
Make sure you use the right set of characters, alphabets, numerics, and symbols.
I hope both these methods will be helpful!
Mark Wilson