Lifehacker Phishing Scam Targets Owners of Lost iPhones
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A phishing scam is targeting individuals who have lost or had their iPhones stolen. Scammers are exploiting the hope of recovering these devices by sending fraudulent messages that promise the return of the lost phones. Victims may be misled into providing personal information or clicking on malicious links.
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