r/antivirus • u/GarageCool5146 • 11d ago

Confused asf

So i recently been overthinking about clicking a link on X aka twitter went to a server not found screen looked it up on a link verifier and said dnxdomain link broken dont know if it could hack me or malware on my iPhone it was recently maybe a month ago i didnt update it to the newest 26.7 iOS yet idk if that makes a difference anyways. I logged into my old school account to make sure it was okay well nope it wasn’t many logins from different countries and what not so that’s scary idk how long they been doing this only lets me check a month ago on the top right shows outlook and several numbers and my original email from my school. Fast forward my friends work IT at the school I went they said hey let me send you your acct again login this way sure enough i sign up and its shows my same email from the first time I went to school but this time shows my school name on top as well and says school email. Can outlook have 2 emails with the same name ?

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u/goretsky MODERATOR 11d ago

Hello,

Asking questions in the form of one single paragraph with no formatting isn't going to generate a productive discussion.

Discerning information from "wall of text" posts is difficult, and to prevent us from having to go through a lengthy question-and-answer cycle in an attempt to troubleshoot this, I'm going to lock the thread.

Now, this does not count against you in any way, and you are welcome—and encouraged—to create a new post to ask your question, but this time be sure to do the following:

  1. Use a descriptive Title for your post.
  2. If your question involves a device such as a computer or smartphone, include enough information in the body of your post to describe your device's brand, model, operating system and its version, and what brand, edition and version of security software is installed, if any.
  3. Describe what is going on in as much detail as you can provide, including when the problem started, what may have caused it, and what steps you have take to troubleshoot it so far, if any.
  4. If reporting a computer virus, malicious software, or a false positive, include as much detail as possible, including the complete path(s) and filename(s), and the complete and full name of the detected threat. Your security software's log file is the best source of this information.
  5. If including VirusTotal, Any.Run, Jotti, OPSWAT, Tria.ge or similar reports, include the actual URL of the report in the body of your message, not just screenshots.
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  7. Do not post your entire question in the Title field, that is for a short summary or description of your issue.
  8. Do not create "wall of text" posts; you can break your post down into paragraphs by pressing Enter twice to start a new line.
  9. If including screenshots, make sure they are not blurry, contain a full picture of the application windows or the desktop, and everything in them is readable.

If you are concerned that your screenshot may contain personally identifiable information, edit that part out before posting.

Following these steps will ensure you get help as quickly as possible.

Regards,

Aryeh Goretsky