Hackers caught using EA Games servers to phish for Apple IDs

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By Cody LeeMar 19, 2014, 5:04 pm914 pts
According to a new report from security research firm Netcraft, Electronic Arts’ servers have been compromised. Two websites from the video game publisher’s domain have been hacked and are now hosting phishing pages setup to steal Apple ID and credit card information. It works like this: when a potential…

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