Spammers are currently running a campaign that attempts to dupe users of the iTunes software from Apple into divulging their credentials for the online account.
They try the same old trick where the body of the message informs of some sort of problem that can be solved by logging into the account. A link is provided, only it directs the potential victim to a phishing website.
Once the information is entered in the fields, all of it is automatically sent to the cybercriminals. MillerSmiles spotted the phishing email and analyzed a sample; they detected the spoof website to be located in Newark, New Jersey.
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