SINGAPORE: Have you been bombarded with inspires to restore your Apple ID login? You could be the target of hackers attempting to obtain your private information.
The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore ( CSAS ) issued a warning to iPhone users on Tuesday ( Apr 9 ) that they should press “do n’t allow” when asked to reset their passwords.
In recent days, like hacking attempts have been reported.
“Cybercriminals are using this technique to steal your private information and take control of your bill.” Keep your system technology updated for important safety patches”, it wrote on Twitter.
Additionally, it issued a warning that hackers are posing as Apple’s support staff and are asking for one-time password ( OTP ) reset codes. Users of Apple are urged to decline these names.
Not communicate or call your OTP or user information to people, according to CSA.
In an expert in March, Apple said scammers you trap users into sharing details through , false emails and additional messages that look like they’re from reputable companies, including Apple.
Misleading pop-up ads and pop-up ads that claim the unit has a safety issue, as well as phony voicemails or fake calls that pretend to be Apple Support can also be ways for hackers to use them to target people.
By enabling two-factor authentication, users can protect their Apple ID and never share their passwords or identification code with anyone.
” If you receive a suspicious email or SMS text message that looks like it’s supposed to be from Apple, please email it to , reportphishing]at ] apple .com”, the advisory wrote.