Repeated messages of someone getting into my Apple ID

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Repeated messages of someone getting into my Apple ID

For the past few days I have constantly been getting texts from an email over and over again sending me links, and messages that someone has logged into my account, I've changed my password multiple mes and still the same thing now I got a text today about someone living in my iCloud, yesterday I got one that someone was uploading my photo stream/logged into my iMessage. And I clicked one of the links and it said it was a website restricted to steal identities or money and private information I've blocked different emails many times now can someone help me?

TThis is the email that has constantly contacted me apple.icloud.com.server.appleid.scrh@icloud-aline.com【Find My iPhone】

E******* *******,

Your Apple ID(**************@yahoo.com)was signed in iCloud on Berkley Lyon's iPhone.

OS: iOS 9.2.1

If you believe an unauthorized person accessed your account,please sign in and manage your account by going to http://Apple.find-rs.com

[Support from Apple]

iPhone 6, iOS 9.2

Posted on Jun 9, 2016 1:28 PM

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Answer 1

LACAllen

Level 8

43,590 points

Jun 9, 2016 4:59 PM in response to stefanievdx

That's a bogus site. Do not follow the link. That is NOT an Apple site.

Are you able to sign in to your Apple ID at appleid.apple.com? If so, you are in control of your account. You may want to change your password anyway. These are known as phishing emails and are designed to scare you into acting on a bogus claim.

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Answer 2

Oct 1, 2016 5:46 PM in response to stefanievdx

I also just had the same thing messaged to me and was wondering if it was true but with my Apple ID I have the Two Factor Authentication on. And whenever I access my iCloud or use my Apple ID on a different device I have a message sent to my phone for an enter access key.

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Answer 3

tbfire13

Level 1

4 points

Jul 27, 2016 10:14 AM in response to stefanievdx

HI,

I have been getting the same ones too. DO NOT click their links or input your apple id or PW. You can verify that no one is on your iCloud or has access to your apple id by opening a new window (not using one of their links), going to the apple id or iCloud page, and signing into your account. Once you are in your apple id account, you can look to see what devices are using your apple id. If there is any suspicious one, you can delete it.

Unfortunately I still get these messages. I don't know how to get rid of them, so if anyone has any insight on that, it would be greatly appreciated!

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