Urgent warning to all 1.8 billion iPhone users


Scammers hope the target will return the call to dispute the charge, tricking them into providing personal information that could be used to hack into an account and steal money or other sensitive data. — Bloomberg

Apple users are advised to be vigilant for a new scam being distributed via a popular scheduling tool.

Bleeping Computer was the first to report that cyber criminals were using iCloud Calendar invites to send phishing emails that look as if they come from Apple’s email servers.

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