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Cybercriminals are exploiting Apple’s reputation with fake “high alert” security warnings designed to panic consumers into giving up passwords, payment information, or remote access to their devices.

Scammers are sending fake “Apple Pay fraud alerts” to trick victims into calling criminals. Victims are pressured into moving money quickly — often thousands of dollars — under false pretenses.

Researchers report a 76% success rate manipulating Apple Intelligence with prompt injection attacks. Apple reportedly hardened protections in iOS 26.4.