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Fake iCloud Website Stealing Passwords

A website pretending to be Apple iCloud is actively tricking people into entering their login details, which are then stolen by criminals. Families who use Apple devices are at risk if anyone clicks this link.

What to do: Never click links to iCloud (or any Apple service) from emails or messages — always go directly to apple.com, and enable two-factor authentication on your family's Apple accounts.

Source: paste_monitor ↗

What this means for your family

If someone in your family gets an email or text claiming to be from Apple asking you to log in, don't click the link—it's likely fake and designed to steal your password. Once criminals have your Apple password, they can access your photos, messages, location, and payment information stored in iCloud. Always type apple.com directly into your browser instead, and turn on two-factor authentication so your accounts stay protected even if a password leaks.

Related: AppleiCloud

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