A sophisticated Apple vishing scam has been uncovered. In contrast to most phishing attempts that use email, this scam used voice calls (vishing) with the calls appearing to have come from Apple. The scam starts with an automated voice call to an iPhone that spoofs Apple Inc. The caller display shows that the call is from Apple Inc., increasing the likelihood that the call will be answered. The user is advised that there has been a security breach at Apple and userIDs have been compromised. Users are told they should stop using their iPhone until the problem has been resolved. They are asked to call...