Apple · Phishing
At least $31,000 lost in past two weeks to phishing scams via Apple iMessage
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Summary
- At least $31,000 has been lost in the past two weeks through phishing scams that used Apple iMessage to target users.
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Last change 3h ago · Next recheck 15 Nov 2026, 10:02 UK time
- Story14 Nov 2026, 10:02 UK time · 3h ago
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At least $31,000 lost in past two weeks to phishing scams via Apple iMessage
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At least $31,000 lost in past two weeks to phishing scams via Apple iMessage
- ProbableSummary fact75% confidence
At least $31,000 lost in past two weeks to phishing scams via Apple iMessage