Paste a redirect/safelink; the real destination is extracted from the query string.
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Extract the real destination from an Outlook SafeLink, which wraps the original URL in a redirect through Microsoft’s safelinks service. It decodes the url parameter and shows where the link genuinely goes.Questions
- Why do SafeLinks exist?
- Microsoft rewrites links in email so it can scan the destination at click time and block it later if it turns malicious. That is why the address you see is not the real one.