Stolen iPhones and Identity Theft

MacStories
By Federico ViticciAug 4, 2016, 3:23 pm589 pts
Joonas Kiminki got his iPhone stolen in Italy last month. After a couple of weeks, he received an email saying that the device had been found. The email turned out to be a well-designed, meticulous phishing attempt: What strikes me the most is that everything seemed very “right” and professional. The email and…

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