Fake Apple Invoice Emails Are Designed to Steal Your Personal Information
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Inboxes are being hit by emails with the subject line “#order detail” or “Your receipt from Apple”. The “from” line in the emails implies that Apple sent them.
‘Your Invoice From Apple’ Phishing Scam
This supposed invoice email, which purports to be from Apple, thanks you for purchasing a MacBook laptop computer. The email, which uses the Apple logo and colour scheme, includes images of the laptop along with details of the order.
Fake Vodafone Bill Emails Contain Malware
Inboxes are currently being hammered by ‘bill’ emails purporting to be from mobile phone service provider Vodafone. The brief messages, which are signed by ‘Your Vodafone Team’, contain an invoice number and issue date for a current bill and ask that you pay…
Fake Spotify Premium Receipts Being Used to Steal Apple IDs
This email, which purports to be an Apple payment notification, confirms that you have purchased a yearly subscription to Spotify Premium for $150.99. The message includes a link that supposedly allows you to cancel or review your subscription.