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I am still getting emails like this:
Dear [redacted],
To reset your password, click this link.
https://adobeid.services.adobe.com/reset/en_US/[redacted]
Please note:
For security purposes, this link will expire 72 hours from the time it was sent.
If you cannot access this link, copy and paste the entire URL into your browser.
The Adobe Team
Copyright 2020 Adobe. All rights reserved.
Adobe Inc., 345 Park Avenue, San Jose, CA 95110 USA
For a time in late 2019 I was getting several of these a day. I submitted a bug report and they reduced in frequency, but I still see these once or twice a week.
I've checked out the headers (I have extensive experience with SMTP) and they look legit, all the hostnames and IP addresses from origin to destination check out.
Is this some hacker spamming the "reset password" link in hopes of somehow getting access? Given:
I'm pretty sure this is not an attempt to exploit anything.
That leaves a bug in Adobe's systems that "believe" I submitted a password reset request.
Anybody else seeing this? Any idea how to get the attention of the right person at Adobe?
I've attached a redacted copy of the headers in case anyone wants to examine them.
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The only link I have that MAY work (or may not) is...
-https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
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Thanks, I submitted a bug report there, I hope it gets some attention.