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The New York Post reported:
In the latest wave of scams targeting Apple customers, iPhone users receive a text instructing them to authorize a payment or contact a fraudulent support line if it is not authorized, lest they be debited the amount charged.
The malicious actor will try to get you to call the legitimate-looking phone number listed in the message. When dialed, the number calls a fake Apple support agent who will attempt to trick you into handing over sensitive and personal information or allow them to remotely access your phone.
In the latest wave of scams targeting Apple customers, iPhone users receive a text instructing them to authorize a payment or contact a fraudulent support line if it is not authorized, lest they be debited the amount charged.
The malicious actor will try to get you to call the legitimate-looking phone number listed in the message. When dialed, the number calls a fake Apple support agent who will attempt to trick you into handing over sensitive and personal information or allow them to remotely access your phone.
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