<p>idcloak publishes HOTMAIL ACCOUNT HACKED: WHAT TO DO. The article is based on a web security researcher's personal experience in dealing with hacked webmail accounts</p><p>Dallas, TX (PRWEB) July 14, 2013</p><p>idcloak's Knowledge Center publishes Hotmail account hacked: What to do a new, three-part article which recommends an immediate course of action to users of Microsoft Outlook.com who have suffered a security breach.</p><p>The author of the article, Robin Welles, idcloak's security researcher, explains her inspiration, "I wrote this piece shortly after a good friend suffered a hacked email account. It surprised me how little quality advice he was able to find on how to tackle the problem. Even the provider's helpdesk told him nothing more than to change his password: apparently a standard response. Needless to say, this didn't work, as whatever means the hacker used to breach the security the first time was just redeployed to break in again. I helped recover access to the account and secure it (see Part III: Aftermath of email hacking) but felt an article detailing the course of action might benefit others facing a similar predicament."</p><p><a href="http://www.virtual-strategy.com/2013/07/14/hotmail-account-hacked-what-do">Keep reading...</a></p>