A fake Apple email about app-specific passwords claims a $2,990 PayPal charge and urges recipients to call a support number, but it is a phishing scam.

How to remove fake calendar invites containing spam links from your iPhone calendar.

If you use an Apple device, it can certainly raise a red flag when you get a message telling you there's an issue with your account. You may be worried that someone has hacked you or even spent your ...

Macworld outlines 10 strategies to combat iPhone spam, including unwanted calls, texts, and app notifications that ...

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Receiving security alerts can send you into a panic — and that’s what cybercriminals are relying on. In the latest wave of scams targeting Apple customers, iPhone users receive a text instructing them ...

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iPhone users are being targeted by a new calendar scam. Fake event invitations flood the app, mimicking urgent alerts about ...

Apple fixed a bug in its Passwords app with December's iOS 18.2 update that had left users vulnerable to phishing attacks in the three months since the launch of iOS 18. According to an Apple security ...

Security researchers found that the Passwords app introduced with Apple Inc.'s (NASDAQ:AAPL) iOS 18 was using unencrypted HTTP connections, exposing users to potential phishing attacks until a quiet ...

The past week has been a rollercoaster ride for Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL). From introducing new features to its iOS 26 update to the box office success of ‘F1: The Movie’, Apple has been making ...