Sophisticated Phishing Scam Targets Mac Users, Stealing Apple IDs
Sophisticated phishing attack now targets Mac users, leveraging frozen webpages to steal Apple ID credentials.

Sophisticated Phishing Attack Targets Mac Users
A long-running phishing campaign initially aimed at Windows users has shifted its focus to Mac users following the introduction of new security measures by Microsoft, Chrome, and Firefox. The attackers are now using deceptive tactics to steal Apple ID credentials.
Key Points:
- Attack Method: A website popup masquerades as a security alert, freezing the webpage to lend credibility to the claim that the computer is locked.
- Previous Target: Initially targeted Windows users by mimicking Microsoft security alerts and hosting phishing pages on Microsoft’s Windows.net platform.
- New Focus: With new anti-phishing defenses in Windows browsers, the attackers have adapted their tactics for Mac users running Safari.
- Sophistication: The attack is considered one of the most sophisticated against Mac users due to its deceptive methods and ability to freeze webpages.
- Impact: Less tech-savvy Mac owners are particularly at risk, and it's advised to share this information with family and friends to raise awareness.
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