The digital age has brought us many benefits to which we use profits, but they have also opened a new window of limitations, and this is done online. updated types of classic hoaxes are still in use, and unfortunately, no fewer users are crossing. The goal is always the same, to earn some profit. It could be your money or your personal information, something of great value online.
The hacking efforts involving Apple unfortunately went ahead according to a study recently released by Checkpoint, a security company. Apple is the most popular target for scammers to attack unsuspecting, it's no small task, because it's a great image and lots of respect.
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Apple in the lead … of seductive efforts
As we know, Apple users are the popular enemies of these types of kissing efforts. Apple's black market value is high
Top 10 attempts to attract sensitive information
Less than 10 percent of these fraudulent emails or SMS phishing attempts at Apple, Although there are companies of all kinds targeting cyber criminals. If you want to know which of the 10 companies are on this list, we invite you to meet them.
- Apple (10%)
- Netflix (9%)
- Yahoo (6%)
- WhatsApp (6%)
- PayPal (5%)
- Chase (5%)
- Facebook (3%)
- Microsoft (3%)
- eBay (3%)
- Amazon (1%)
They are all well-known in our country, perhaps Chase is the one who raises the slightest doubt, though it is the most popular bank in the United States. Netflix is on Apple's heelsIt goes without saying that the popularity of this scene is a good thing aimed at the attackers.
How to recognize the efforts to attract
To start, when you receive an email or SMS, do it carefully. Companies like Apple do not communicate with customers in these ways to let them know that their account has been blocked or at high risk. They also do not explicitly ask us for password or any kind of personal or banking information. Apple sends us emails, if we agree, for commercial or issue issues.
If you see something like "Important information" or "Your Apple ID has been blocked"Make sure that the postman's post is not those from Copertino. Beware of SMS, which is sent only in the form of two-factor authentication. Don't be careful, any message appears a catastrophic cut it's always enticing to bite you. Don't pay attention to those pop-ups or screens where you're told you have your latest MacBook Pro without paying a pen. Apple hasn't released anything yet, and if it does make some purchases, as is the case with Beats headphones.
What to do in the face of these fraud attempts?
As they refer to the company's website, it is best to report the emails, and send them to this address [email protected]. If they're trying to access your Apple ID or find something unusual in your iCloud email, forward that message [email protected].
If you are unfortunately trapped and managed to get into your account or take money from you, you must not only report your experience to Apple, but you must file a complaint, either by phone, with the National Police or Guardia Civil. force the investigation and make those responsible sit before the judge. Discretion, vigilance and distrust are the best weapons to avoid crossing these spam people.
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