Symantec has issued a warning about a new cyberattack targeting iPhone users in the U.S., aimed at stealing Apple IDs through a phishing campaign. Criminals are sending text messages that appear to be from Apple, prompting users to click on a link and sign in to their iCloud accounts. These phishing messages are designed to look legitimate and trick users into sharing personal information, such as account passwords and credit card data. To protect themselves, iPhone users should be cautious of unexpected messages from unknown numbers and avoid clicking on any suspicious links. Apple advises enabling two-factor authentication for extra security and warns users that its representatives will never ask for personal information via text messages. The Federal Trade Commission also recommends keeping security software updated to protect against cyber threats.