How can i report a hacker ?

Received a notification from my email

"Your Apple ID was used to sign in to iMessage on a MacBook Pro 13"

Your Apple ID (xxx) was used to sign in to iMessage on a MacBook Pro 13" named “QZhCRbcN”................................

I immediately changed my password and search for the device that login to my account.

Model: MacBook Pro 13″

Version: macOS 10.13.2

Is there anything that Apple will do to disable the hacker.

Posted on Nov 13, 2020 10:28 PM

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