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Forewarned is forearmed, and when it comes to information security, this phrase becomes even more relevant. This time, Apple gadget owners may be phished by scammers, but there is a way to protect yourself from this.

ESET, a developer of antivirus software, drew attention to the new threat in its corporate blog. According to her, the scammers send messages about the virus in the iTunes database on behalf of Apple support, asking them to confirm personal data and banking details.

Advanced users are unlikely to fall for this, but for those who are unfamiliar with such situations, this letter may seem very plausible. Fraudsters The worst thing is that the link in the letter leads to a fake site imitating the official Apple ID page. And if you enter your data there, you can say goodbye not only to your account, but also to your bank card.

According to experts, the attack is massive. We understand that few of you will fall for this, but we advise you to warn friends and relatives who may inadvertently transfer their data to intruders.