Apple Warns iPhone Users in 98 Countries About Spyware Attack Risks
Tech giant Apple has issued new guidance for iPhone users to stay alert against phishing attacks due to an increase in sophisticated scams.
Key Points of Apple’s Guidance:
Scam Tactics | Details |
Fake Emails | Imitating legitimate companies. |
Deceptive Pop-ups | Appearing as genuine ads. |
Spoofing Calls | Calls from fake numbers claiming urgent issues like compromised iCloud accounts. |
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Apple’s Statement: “Scammers use fake Caller ID info to spoof phone numbers of companies like Apple and often claim suspicious activity on your account to get your attention. They may use flattery or threats to pressure you into giving them information, money, or Apple gift cards.”
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Rising Threat: AI has made fake voices more convincing, increasing voice scams where scammers pose as family members.
How to Prevent Cyberattacks:
Verify Senders | Check if the sender information matches the company’s site. |
Avoid Sensitive Info | Do not share personal info like passwords or credit card numbers. |
Use Two-Factor Authentication | Add an extra layer of security by verifying logins with a second account or device. |
Avoid Suspicious Payments | Do not make payments using Apple gift cards. |
Be Cautious of Downloads | Avoid downloading software, calendar invites, and opening suspicious pop-ups. |
By following these guidelines, users can better protect themselves from phishing attacks and keep their personal information secure.
