Windows 10: My sign-in activity is full of hackers with "unsuccessful sign-in attempts" from all over...

My personal Microsoft account/email sign-in activity keeps showing people from all over the world attempting to log in with my email. I did everything so they can't log in with passkeys and two-step verification and authenticator apps so my account tells me that I am fine. But this is getting to be very scary especially since I got a new laptop and haven't used a computer at all for many years because I used my phone for work. What do I do? I use Gmail for my primary email for school now and everything but my Microsoft/windows account is continuously getting bombarded. I beefed up my google ac

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Unsuccessful sign-in attempt

Sadly, there's no alerts for unsuccessful sign-ins so you'll have to keep updated with recent activities either in your phone app or desktop.

 

Unsuccessful sign-in attempt

Hello.

A few minutes ago I checked my sign-in history, and I was shocked to learn that there had been an unsuccessful sign-in attempt from somewhere in China. I'm not in China, nor have I ever been.

The incident happened last week, but I've been able to still sign in to my account every day since then.

Since it was an unsuccessful attempt, is my account still safe? Should I change my password to be on the safe side?

Here's a screenshot for reference:

 

Unsuccessful sign-in attempt

Hello, and thank you for a speedy reply.

My account has not been hacked; I am still able to access and sign in to it. What I want to know is if my account is still safe after this incident. It was an unsuccessful sign-in attempt.

I'm guessing that changing my password again would be helpful, too?