Cybernews reported:
Fraudsters are going to new lengths to trick users: now with fake “action required” messages from Apple, claiming that your iCloud storage is full, and your photos and videos will soon be deleted or no longer saved.
The scam email, reported by the Guardian, includes a click button where you can seemingly upgrade your storage.
The malicious link leads to a phishing website, meant to harvest your personal and financial data. If the victim enters their bank details or makes a payment, their information will be captured, allowing criminals to potentially steal more money or resell the data on the dark web.
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The scam email, reported by the Guardian, includes a click button where you can seemingly upgrade your storage.
The malicious link leads to a phishing website, meant to harvest your personal and financial data. If the victim enters their bank details or makes a payment, their information will be captured, allowing criminals to potentially steal more money or resell the data on the dark web.
Click to read the original article here.
Key Takeaway: Never enter login credentials from a provided link. Use a bookmark or a link from a password manager.
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