Anyone else get this email from Microsoft?-legit or elaborate phishing scam?

[antgross@pacbell.net]

I don't recall ever getting emails from MS before. I already have SP2 installed, too. Is this @communications2.msn.com legit MS email?

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Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 11:51:47 -0700 (PDT)
From: Microsoft Windows
Subject: Take your PC security to the next level
Computer security is an issue that concerns us all. That's why, as an important part of our ongoing security effort, we've developed Microsoft® Windows® XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) with Advanced Security Technologies. Get it for free* today.Service Pack 2 provides proactive protection for Windows XP. Which means if you're a Windows XP user, it can help you protect your computer from all sorts of potential problems. Here's what you'll get:• More secure Internet browsing and communication
Service Pack 2 includes enhancements to Microsoft Internet Explorer and an improved Windows Firewall that help block annoying pop-up ads and help guard against malicious viruses and hackers.• Simplified security controls
The handy new Windows Security Center puts all your security settings in one central location.• More of what you love about your computer
You'll get the latest updates and drivers for music, videos, Web browsing, gaming, and more.



The easiest way to get SP2 is by turning on your Automatic Update.




To learn more and get Windows XP Service Pack 2, visit microsoft.com/protect today.
*Connect time fees may apply.

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[doctorgonzo]

Yes, I think that's legit; I believe I got that too. Since it's not asking for any username/password info, it can't really be a phishing attempt anyway.