Hackers using cop emails to steal user data from Apple, Google & others

AppleInsider
Mar 29, 2022, 1:31 pm463 ptsTrending
Criminal hackers are reportedly using an effective and sneaky technique with purloined law enforcement emails to steal user data from big tech, ISPs, carriers, and social media companies. Credit: KrebsOnSecurity More specifically, attackers are apparently masquerading as law enforcement officials to obtain…

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