The Island's cybersecurity office is warning scammers will try to target people after today's Microsoft outage.
The Cyber Security Centre for the Isle of Man has released an update warning scammers could try to pose as the tech giant.
It says you shouldn't trust emails claming to be from the company offering to fix your problems.
And it adds you should never share passwords or verification codes or give out payment details.
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