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“Just hang up,” Apple’s support website says as a social engineering phishing attack goes wild.

Bad actors are spamming Apple users with password reset pop-ups. If the user accepts the pop-up, these bad actors can reset their passwords for them, and take over their accounts.

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Getting several password reset requests on your Apple devices? Chances are you are being targeted as part of a phishing scam dubbed 'MFA Bombing'.

“Just hang up,” Apple’s support website says as a social engineering phishing attack goes wild.

Apple users are becoming the target of a new wave of phishing attacks called "MFA Bombing" that relies on user impatience, and a bug in Apples password reset mechanism.

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.

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Apple users are becoming the target of a new wave of phishing attacks called "MFA Bombing" that relies on user impatience, and a bug in Apple's password reset mechanism.

A devious new phishing attack targeting Apple users sends dozens of "Reset Password" notifications to your iPhone and iPad.