Pop up virus
I accidently clicked on a pop up on a website on safari.
how do I know if i got hacked or got a virus on my iphone from the pop up that i clicked ?
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I accidently clicked on a pop up on a website on safari.
how do I know if i got hacked or got a virus on my iphone from the pop up that i clicked ?
Azz23 Said:
"Pop up virus: I accidently clicked on a pop up on a website on safari. how do I know if i got hacked or got a virus on my iphone from the pop up that i clicked ?"
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Three Thoughts:
A. Malwarebytes Mobile Security:
The free version blocks popups. Read the following post to see how to use this software: Blocked numbers - Apple Community
B. Modify your Credentials:
If you suspect activity issues, and interacted with it an any form, then modify the you credentials:
C. Report this to Apple:
Have a Screenshot fo this? Forward a screenshot of this as an attachment to Apple using this eMail address: reportphishing@apple.com. In the comments pane, inform Apple of what the attachment is all about: an eMail contacting an attachment of a phishing scam.
Azz23 Said:
"Pop up virus: I accidently clicked on a pop up on a website on safari. how do I know if i got hacked or got a virus on my iphone from the pop up that i clicked ?"
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Three Thoughts:
A. Malwarebytes Mobile Security:
The free version blocks popups. Read the following post to see how to use this software: Blocked numbers - Apple Community
B. Modify your Credentials:
If you suspect activity issues, and interacted with it an any form, then modify the you credentials:
C. Report this to Apple:
Have a Screenshot fo this? Forward a screenshot of this as an attachment to Apple using this eMail address: reportphishing@apple.com. In the comments pane, inform Apple of what the attachment is all about: an eMail contacting an attachment of a phishing scam.
You don't have a virus.
If you provided any personal information, such as email, password, Apple ID, etc, change your information right away.
If all you did was click/tap, you have nothing to worry about.
~Lyssa
Pop up virus