We have received reports of rising incidents of iScam, a new form of Ransomware impacting Apple iPads and iPhones. With iScam, impacted devices are “held hostage” or “locked” until the ransom is paid. Victims of iScam receive a fraudulent pop-up message on their screen when they open the Safari browser on their device. The pop-up warns that the device has been locked by a third party and instructs the user to call a toll-free number to unlock the device. Upon calling the number, the victim is asked to supply sensitive financial information including their credit or debit card number. The […]
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