Watch out for this clever and dangerous new ‘Apple Support’ hoax

Macworld
Most Apple customers have learned to be cautious about messages claiming to come from the company’s support services. It’s vital to check URLs and email addresses for small discrepancies, scan the messages themselves for spelling mistakes, formatting errors, and other giveaway signs of danger, and treat everything as suspect until you know for sure that it came from Apple itself.All of this remains true. But an alarming new scam shows that even authentic Apple messages and a