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Fake Apple Support Website Stealing Passwords

A confirmed fake website is impersonating Apple Support to trick people into handing over their Apple ID login details. If anyone in your family clicks this link, their Apple account could be hijacked.

What to do: Do not click any link claiming to be Apple Support unless you go directly to apple.com yourself, and remind your children never to enter passwords on unfamiliar sites.

Source: paste_monitor ↗

What this means for your family

If someone in your family gets a link claiming to be Apple Support, it's likely a trap designed to steal your Apple ID password—which unlocks access to photos, emails, and payment information. Always go directly to apple.com in your browser instead of clicking links, and teach kids never to enter passwords on websites they didn't navigate to themselves.

Related: Apple

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