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Hi all,

I use Outlook at work.

Y/day I noticed that in my list of folders there was one named after my password. It was called Pusspuss2008 (my password).

Can anybody suggest how that might have happened?

I last changed my password about 3 weeks ago, to the one mentioned above. Nobody has asked me for it (I share my email with my boss via Outlook, but that seems to happen automatically and so she didn't need to ask for my new password, and didn't).

Made me feel very uncomfortable. Hoping there might be an obvious explanation for it...? I definitely did not create the folder. There was nothing in it, by the way.

Please help if you can. Wondering whether I should feel spied upon
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