respected microsoft and friends here is the proof that (MilitaryLotus30) used to threaten...

And they can act on threatening behaviour. Yet unless Microsoft and the attacked ISP are in communication, and the latter passes on records for that IP address, Microsoft would have no proof that anything actually happened.

Not if you used threatening language or profanity. Best thing to do for your friend is have them report and block the person threatening them.

I have been threatened by a group of people known as EKSx and they are threatening my friends and I. They are threatening to console ban us and boot us and they are stalking my account. They know who I'm in parties with and everything can they be dealt with
Thank You

Sorry to hear that your son's account is being threatened, the best thing you can do in order to protect the account is to change his password and make sure all your security proofs (the phone number on file and alternate email address) are up to date. The
process for doing both of these are located here:

Password reset:
support.xbox.com/.../change-microsoft-account-password

Security proofs:
support.xbox.com/.../add-security-proof

Also, if your son has logged onto his account and his motto was changed then the person may have already gained access to his account so it is important that you do this as soon as possible, as well as file a complaint on the person's gamertag if your son
can find it in his most recent players list.

Just wanted to say thanks for not naming the player in question. The good news is since he's saying that and threatening you he's not an Xbox moderator. I always look at it from the point of view that if they could they would.



However, it's best to be as safe as possible so make sure your account security proofs in place it'll be pretty hard for anyone to do anything to you since most "hacking" is better described as social engineering. Check these out and make sure yours
are up to date if you haven't already. It'll keep you safe.



Add and update security proofs for your Microsoft account



Overview of Microsoft account security proofs