KnowBe4 reported:
A new string of multi-factor authentication (MFA) attacks targeting the reset of Apple IDs seem to be popping up in a likely attempt to steal the victim’s digital identity and more.A recent post on Twitter/X from entrepreneur Parth Patel outlines his experience when his phone became inundated with requests to reset his Apple ID password – to the tune of over 100.
Similar to the MFA fatigue attacks we’ve seen last year, this attack sought to use the same technique to get the victim to either answer “yes” to make the prompts stop, or to make a mistake and accidentally allow the password reset.
Find the original article and read more here.
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A new string of multi-factor authentication (MFA) attacks targeting the reset of Apple IDs seem to be popping up in a likely attempt to steal the victim’s digital identity and more.A recent post on Twitter/X from entrepreneur Parth Patel outlines his experience when his phone became inundated with requests to reset his Apple ID password – to the tune of over 100.
Similar to the MFA fatigue attacks we’ve seen last year, this attack sought to use the same technique to get the victim to either answer “yes” to make the prompts stop, or to make a mistake and accidentally allow the password reset.
Find the original article and read more here.
Enroll in Training Sessions: Last Thursday of Every Month is Training on Frauds and New Scam Alerts and How to Combat