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Hackers are using iPhone farms to send scams via iMessage

Summary: Lucid, a new phishing-as-a-service platform from China, is being used by hackers to send more than 100,000 scam iMessages per day to iPhone users. The platform is using iMessages to bypass ...
Macworld

How ‘Lucid’ exploits iMessage to send encrypted phishing attacks to your iPhone

Here’s something you may not know: Hackers can sign up for phishing-as-a-service platforms. In other words, there are businesses that put together a PhAAS software package that hackers can buy and run ...
BGR

FBI Reportedly Thinks China Targeted iPhones Of Presidential Campaign Officials

A catastrophic hack involving a backdoor into the AT&T, Lumen, and Verizon networks came to light in early October. It made me point out that Apple's stance against backdoors in iPhone encryption has ...
Forbes

iMessage’s Lock On America—Is This Really The Beginning Of The End?

There’s an even bigger threat to iMessage than the DOJ’s lawsuit, and it has Apple’s US market and its millions of iPhone users firmly in its sights. While all eyes focus on Apple’s struggles in China ...