Apple Phishing emails
With today being "buy an Apple phone" day it should not be surprising that there are already some phishing emails going around to try and take advantage of the publicity.
Jan sent this in this morning (thanks):
| ------------- Dear Client, We inform you that your account is about to expire in less 48 hours, it's imperative to update your information with our audit forms, otherwise your session and/or account will be a limited access. just click the link below and follow the steps our request form Update now... This is an automatically generated message. Thank you not to answer. If you need help, please visit the Apple Support. Apple Client Support. ------------- |
A variation on the many phishing emails we see regularly, just taking advantage of two public events, the celebrity photos and the release of the new phone.
Maybe a reminder to staff as well as friends and family to ignore emails that say "click here"
Happy buying a phone day or if not phonically inclined, happy talk like a pirate day, or just plain enjoy your Friday.
Mark
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