**🚨 FALSE ALERT 🚨**
**CLAIM:** A viral text message and social media post claim that the FBI issued an "Urgent National Security Alert" stating that Microsoft Outlook and OneDrive have been "100% compromised" and advises all users to immediately delete both apps from all devices or risk having their "banking details, private photos, and government documents" leaked within 24 hours.
**VERDICT: FAKE**
**Why it's false:**
- The FBI has issued **no such alert**. The agency’s official website and verified social media accounts show no mention of this claim.
- The message contains classic scare-tactic hallmarks: a vague, sweeping threat, an impossible deadline (24 hours), and no specific technical details or CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) number.
- Microsoft has not announced any "100% compromise" of Outlook or OneDrive. Both services remain operational. If a critical vulnerability existed, Microsoft would issue a security advisory and a patch—not a call for mass deletion.
- The message is a **hoax** that has circulated in various forms in the past (previously targeting Gmail, Dropbox, and WhatsApp). It appears to be an attempt to create unnecessary panic or trick users into clicking malicious links (often embedded in the shares).
**What you should really do:** Ignore and do not forward. If you are concerned about email or cloud security, verify directly with official sources like the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) or Microsoft’s Security Response Center. No action is needed beyond standard password hygiene.