Phone users are the target of a new, highly deceptive iMessage scam that leverages the trust and ubiquity of iMessage to steal sensitive personal

Cybercriminals have devised a technique to steal personal information by tricking iPhone users into turning off Apple's built-in iMessage phishing protection.

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For phishing messages from unknown senders, the best course of action is often just to delete the message and move on. By improving your own cyber hygiene and becoming more knowledgeable about phishing attempts, you’ll be able to spot a scam without having to interact with a dangerous message or email at all.

People who unwittingly follow the instructions in certain malicious text messages end up bypassing Apple's phishing protection.

Phone users are experiencing a surge in so-called "smishing" attacks that encourage them to disable basic iMessage protections, according to the cybersecurity news site BleepingComputer. Once Apple's scam guardrails are removed,

New iPhone phishing scam bypasses iMessage security by tricking users into enabling malicious links through simple replies.