SOCHQ Threat Intel · Scam
A website pretending to be an Apple service is actively tricking people into handing over their Apple ID credentials. Families who share Apple devices or use Family Sharing are at risk if anyone visits this link.
Source: paste_monitor ↗
If someone in your family clicks a link to a fake Apple website, they could accidentally give away the password that unlocks all your family's iPhones, iPads, and shared photos. This is especially risky if your kids use family devices or if you share an Apple account. Make sure everyone knows to only enter passwords on apple.com itself, and turn on two-factor authentication right away so even a stolen password can't be used.
Related: Apple
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