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[The New New Internet] Phishing for iPhone Victims: and route the user to a phishing website. The site then asks for the users email address, the serial number of their iPhone, the type of phone, the amount of storage space on the device and and the International Mobile Equipment Identity.

[Motivation To Move Community] iPhone Phishing: i know that i’m not alone here in using my iPhone and a boatload of apps to help me meet my goals and track progress so i wanted to make sure that i also share information about some potential scams to get critical information about the iPhone that will help criminals clone your phone and sell the information.

[SophosLabs blog] iPhish - fake iPhone warranty steals info | SophosLabs blog: This week we've seen a spam campaign aimed at separating unsuspecting users from their iPhone details. Messages have the subject “IMPORTANT: Your iPhone Warranty Extension for 1 Year!

[Tech Generation] Fake iPhone Warranty to Steal Hardware Information at Tech Generation: The forged sender: iphonewarranty at apple dot com. The phishing scam is trying to get people to disclose their iPhone's Serial number and International Mobile Equipment Identity .

[Switched] iPhone 'BirdBox' Brings the Sweet Sounds of the Outdoors Into Your ...: E-mail scams and phishing attempts evolve constantly, hoping to take advantage of the latest trends and current events. Although the e-mails change, the people behind them inadvertently send up the same warning signs again and again.

[The iPhone Blog] iPhone 3.1 Software Walkthrough | TiPb: I called Apple and was told they could not help me because I am now in Canada and bought the phone in Australia plus the warranty ran out 10 days ago (the phone was legally unlocked when I left Australia but they said they can’t help me). The insisted it was a Hardware Issue and ignored me when I said over and over that there are several forums full of people with the same issues.

[iphone blog] Scammers phishing for sensitive iPhone data: The phishing campaign has been in circulation for over two weeks, and continues using the “FREE 1 Year Warranty Extension Offer” theme in emails coming with subjects such as “IMPORTANT: Your FREE iPhone Warranty Extension for 1 Year!“, leading to domain using fast-flux hosting infrastructure –

[The iPhone Blog] Preview: iPhone OS 3.0 Software Walkthrough (Updated to Beta 5) | TiPb: Also mentioned in Settings, Safari will try to protect you from Phishing sites if you enable it, presumably consulting an continuously updated blacklist of sites, presumably the same as recently implemented on the desktop Safari 4 Beta. ...

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