iPhone users are being warned about a new cyberattack targeting Apple IDs. Cyber criminals are sending text messages posing as Apple, asking users to click on a link regarding iCloud. This link takes them to a fake website where they are asked to provide their Apple ID information, potentially compromising contacts and payment details. To protect yourself, experts advise setting up two-factor authentication and verifying the legitimacy of messages by contacting the company directly. Michael Nowatkowski, Director of Augusta University's Cyber Institute, emphasizes the importance of safeguarding your Apple ID, comparing it to a master key for your phone. Ramnath Chellappa, a professor at Emory University, warns against blindly trusting emails or messages and stresses the need for extra verification steps to prevent account compromise. Stay vigilant and take measures to protect your personal information from potential cyber threats.