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Scammers' tactics are getting more sophisticated by the day -- and now they're coming for your iPhone. A new "smishing" tactic (SMS phishing) seeks to harvest your Apple ID and all the sweet, sweet data it contains, including your bank info, login credentials, and passwords. Merchants, if you use apps connected to your Apple ID to process transactions, these sinister tactics may possibly jeopardize your customer data, as well. You can learn more in this informative write-up from Macworld Senior Editor Roman Loyola. #iPhoneSecurity #iPhoneNews #iPhoneScams #smsScams #Cybersecurity #FraudPrevention #eCommerceSecurity #PaymentsSecurity #Smishing #Phishing #ScamPrevention

Attention iPhone users: A new SMS attack could steal your Apple ID credentials

Attention iPhone users: A new SMS attack could steal your Apple ID credentials

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Laura Lively

Senior Director Conference and Webinar Programming, MRC and Certified Internal Family Systems (IFS) Practitioner & Life Coach.

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"Never click on any link" is my motto unless it is coming from a family member or friend, which I realize can be spoofed. Even then, I ping them back, "Did you just send a link?"

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