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Monday, 26 December 2011
Report: Phishing attack targets Apple customers
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The phishing email, as posted by Intego.In a posting on its Mac Security blog, Intego says that the attack is an attempt to fool Apple customers into clicking on a link under the guise of updating the billing information of their Apple accounts:
If you click on the link in the message, you will be taken to a realistic looking sign-in page, then, after entering your Apple ID and password, you’ll be taken to a page asking you to update your account profile, notably entering your credit card information. Again, this page looks realistic, and many of the elements it contains are taken from Apple’s own webpages.Intego reports that the messages are being sent with the subject “Apple update your Billing Information” from a spoofed email address of “appleid@id.apple.com,” though of course future emails from the same source might vary somewhat.
If you hover your mouse over the hyperlink in the (impressively forged) email address, you’ll see a floating box that reveals the real destination of that link: the telltale chain of four numbers that specifies a numeric IP address, rather than a link to somewhere within the apple.com domain. As Intego rightly points out, “if it’s not something.apple.com (it could be www.apple.com, store.apple.com, or something else), then it’s bogus.”
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via : Macworld
This post was written by: Irfan Jam
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