A recent cyberattack targeting Apple IDs has put 1.46 billion iPhone users at risk, as bad actors are using SMS phishing campaigns to trick users into handing over their Apple ID information through fake websites. Symantec security firm discovered the attack, urging users to be cautious of messages claiming to be from Apple regarding iCloud. Apple advises users to enable two-factor authentication to protect their accounts. The company warns that scammers may attempt to disable security features under the pretense of helping users regain control of their accounts. An important warning was issued regarding fraudulent messages claiming to be from well-known companies like Netflix and Amazon, asking users to click on links to provide personal information. It is essential for users to verify the authenticity of messages and refrain from giving out personal information through text messages.