A few months ago, we reported on a fake cloud storage alert that triggered a redirect chain to an app that has since been delisted from the Apple Store.
The threat of losing your photos is a powerful lure, so scammers are now using it to steal personal and financial details. The Guardian warns about an iCloud-themed campaign that start with a few “your iCloud storage is full’ messages, then escalates to threats. If you don’t respond or take action, the emails claim your data will be wiped on a specific date. US Consumer Affairs has urged users not to click any links and to contact Apple directly if they receive such messages.
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Source: Malwarebytes Labs
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