Woman defrauded of over RM160,000 in Apple hack scam, US police saidBy GRACE OPINKER
Police said the woman was browsing on her iPad when “she got a full-screen popup informing her that her Apple account had been hacked”, with a link to click for “rectifying the situation”.
After clicking the link, the woman received a phone call from “Anthony Brown” with “Apple Security”.
“He thanked her for acting so promptly to rectify the situation and her asked her what bank she uses,” police said. “She told him and he told her that she was going to transfer her to a ‘secure line’ to speak with someone from her bank.”
“‘Garrett’ took over the call and told her it looked like US$35,000 (RM164,360) had been withdrawn from her account to purchase child pornography in Russia and China,” police said.
Source: The Times, Munster, Ind./Tribune News Service
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