Apple Scam News Today

Apple users around the world have recently highlighted a new phishing scam that reportedly exploits a vulnerability in Apple's 'password reset' feature. This scam aims to manipulate unsuspecting users into approving unauthorised password changes, ultimately granting control of their Apple ID accounts, according to a report by Krebs on Security, a US-based cybersecurity blog.

Scandal unfolds as an Apple iPhone scam in Iran, backed by celebrities, swindles $35 million. Authorities track the alleged fraudster globally.

Roskin-Frazee discovered a vulnerability in Apples backend system called Toolbox.

Noah Roskin-Frazee, a security researcher from ZeroClicks Lab, exploited a bug to defraud Apple of $2.5 million through fraudulent orders, after gaini

The iTunes gift card scam involves fraudsters asking users to pay for hospital bills, utility bills and taxes using Apple gift cards.

The advisory also included a screenshot of the viral message, which falsely asserts that the recipient has won an iPhone 15 as a Navratri gift.

A new trio scam is targeting iPhone and Android users. Trend Micro's IT experts explained how consumers can spot them.

The fake job emails have an attachment containing malicious files that can compromise both Intel and Apple chip-powered Mac computers.

Apple’s App Store Hosting Scams Bringing In Millions Of Dollars In Revenue, Developer Says iPhone cases these days pack great design, amazing protection and other useful functions. Photo: Burst / Pexels KEY POINTS These fake apps present themselves as legitimate but con people into giving money The developer is working to raise awareness about the issue An app developer has claimed that Apple’s App Store is home to alleged scams that involve millions of dollars. Apple might be known...

Fort Pierce woman loses $2,000 in stimulus check scam Police, bank now investigating As Stimulus checks go out to millions of Americans, scams to steal them from residents are popping up. and last updated 2021-01-21 00:09:34-05 FORT PIERCE, Fla. — As stimulus checks go out to millions of Americans, scams to steal them from residents are popping up. "It was a 1-800 number," said Yaneli Risco, who received the fake phone call. "It didnt come up as scam likely and it was an automatic recordin...