PGHphoto Loc: Pittsburgh, PA

easy way to identify if a domain belongs to who you expect is to run a "whois" query (godaddy is a good source for a whois) . The domain is unregistered. The email is most likely fraudulent if not owned by the company you think it is.

here is the actual result address: https://www.godaddy.com/domainsearch/find?domainToCheck=memea-page.mail.adobe.com&isc=gofd1001aj

Very few companies spoof their own email. My guess is that a link in the email will connect you with a virus installer. NEVER go to any link in an email that doesn't seem to have a recognizable domain. Check with whois first and if still not sure (many spoof emails contain an 'almost' correct looking domain. like adobe-mail.com)

Call the customer service of the company you think could be the sender and ask. Never speculate on what it might really be about. You can easily get malware as a result.

CHG_CANON Loc: the Windy City

A bit more technical knowledge of how this message page (memea-page.mail.adobe.com) is presented from Adobe.com would lead your analysis in a different direction ...

PGHphoto Loc: Pittsburgh, PA

Care to expand ? Part of my day job is to investigate these things. Do you feel something is inaccurate ? Please elaborate rather than just trying to imply an authoritative position that says nothing.

I can get more technical but thought the posted warning would be sufficient to warn and prevent most Phishing attempts. Random speculation of how it 'could be' legit - as presented in previous posts - will get many into trouble.

Do I claim to know with absolute certainty its a Phishing attempt ? No ! Never claimed to after 2 minutes of 'investigation'. I can do more and definitively tell you but I usually get paid quite nicely by rather large enterprises for doing that !

Howard5252 Loc: New York / Florida (now)

Ignore it.

fantom Loc: Colorado

I agree. If this is really from Adobe they did a poor job of communicating.

Linary Loc: UK

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