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Brand Brief · Apple

Detección de Estafas de Apple

Detecta correos, mensajes y sitios web falsos de Apple. Nuestro escáner con IA identifica intentos de suplantación de Apple al instante.

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01Official Apple domains.

Genuine Apple communications come from these domains. Anything else is suspicious.

apple.comicloud.comappleid.apple.com

02Estafas Comunes de Apple

01

Apple ID Locked / Disabled Alerts

Emails or texts claiming your Apple ID has been locked due to suspicious activity, urging you to click a link and re-enter your credentials on a fake Apple login page.

02

App Store / iTunes Fake Invoices

Fake purchase receipts for expensive items you never bought, designed to panic you into clicking a "cancel this order" link that harvests your account details.

03

iCloud Storage Full Phishing

Messages warning your iCloud storage is full and offering a "free upgrade" that leads to a credential-stealing website.

04

Apple Support Tech Scam Calls

Robocalls or live callers claiming to be Apple Support, alleging your device has been compromised and requesting remote access or payment for "repairs."

05

Fake Apple Gift Card Payments

Scammers impersonating employers, the IRS, or law enforcement demand payment via Apple Gift Cards, which is never a legitimate payment method for debts or taxes.

03Cómo Identificar un Mensaje Falso de Apple

01Apple emails come only from @apple.com or @email.apple.com domains.
02Apple will never ask for your Apple ID password, two-factor codes, or device passcode via email, text, or phone.
03Check purchase history directly at appleid.apple.com rather than clicking links in emails.
04Apple Support will never ask you to pay with gift cards.
05Enable two-factor authentication on your Apple ID for an extra layer of protection.
06Forward suspicious emails to [email protected].

04Report Apple scams.

If you have received a suspicious message impersonating Apple, report it directly to Apple so they can take action and protect others.

Official Apple fraud reporting →
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