Call received that my Apple iCloud account has been breached - May 29, 2020

I have received six (6) voicemail messages on my iPhone from the following telephone numbers:

866-518-7*** 866-587-0***, 866-572-0***, 866-594-2*** to call back on this number 208-262-0*** that my account has been breached and should contact Apple support advisor.


These messages left on my phone seem to be a hacker trying to get my personal information. I am concern and want to warn others about this. I have put a blocked on all those numbers and deleted the messages.


Thank you.



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Posted on May 29, 2020 5:59 PM

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Posted on Oct 26, 2020 7:07 AM

As I am sure it has been said many times in this thread, but Apple DOES NOT CALL CUSTOMERS TO REPORT COMPROMISE. You will find out on your own that your account has an issue and call them. And why can't you call Apple? Thats what their tech support and security teams are for? If you believe you may have your account compromised see: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204145 for more details.

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Oct 26, 2020 7:07 AM in response to Baumwirt

As I am sure it has been said many times in this thread, but Apple DOES NOT CALL CUSTOMERS TO REPORT COMPROMISE. You will find out on your own that your account has an issue and call them. And why can't you call Apple? Thats what their tech support and security teams are for? If you believe you may have your account compromised see: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204145 for more details.

Aug 12, 2020 11:35 AM in response to ReginaTwibill

Have had over 10 calls today. Messed with them by connecting with 'Apple Support' engineer (heavy accent).

I asked him to verify he was with Apple, he said don't worry I will answer that later.

Demanded I navigate to

http://www.helpme.net/applesupport

That is a remote sharing app - I refused

Claiming network is breached and it is allowing access to iCloud, wanted to change system network settings.

Had me run the Windows netstat command to show how many connections to my system there were, claimed that those are not ok.

I told him there is no way Apple would have me work on an unknown device to them claiming it was effecting their iCloud service. He hung up.

What a joke, but a big annoyance with the huge number of calls that I have received. Filling up my voice mail. No way to report the issue as they are rotating the number called from

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