Hi all,
Apple iPhone 12 Pro, Family plan with 5 other members. Subscribe to 2TB.
- 2FA on
- 1 Recovery e-mail address, this e-mail is on 2FA and just checked - not been compromised.
- Password is complex, over 12 and used on nothing else.
I'm a little concerned. Around 10 minutes ago I had an e-mail pop up at home - "Your Apple Account password has been reset" It's legit as confirmed by the Apple Engineer.
I straight away reset the password
Whilst doing this, It looked like my number was being "Deactivated" using an e-sim. Only glanced quickly at this.
Received another e-mail "Your Apple Account information has been updated" Inside the body of the e-mail was "Password" again legit e-mail.
All backup and running and signed all other browsers/sessions out. On the phone with Apple now.
How is this being done? Anything I can do to prevent it? Even with the password, it should be prompting me for 2FA? I had the same thing 6 months back, assumed it may of been a password that I'd used previously on another side, looked at securing everything down.
Any help would be appreciated.
Apple iPhone 12 Pro, Family plan with 5 other members. Subscribe to 2TB.
- 2FA on
- 1 Recovery e-mail address, this e-mail is on 2FA and just checked - not been compromised.
- Password is complex, over 12 and used on nothing else.
I'm a little concerned. Around 10 minutes ago I had an e-mail pop up at home - "Your Apple Account password has been reset" It's legit as confirmed by the Apple Engineer.
I straight away reset the password
Whilst doing this, It looked like my number was being "Deactivated" using an e-sim. Only glanced quickly at this.
Received another e-mail "Your Apple Account information has been updated" Inside the body of the e-mail was "Password" again legit e-mail.
All backup and running and signed all other browsers/sessions out. On the phone with Apple now.
How is this being done? Anything I can do to prevent it? Even with the password, it should be prompting me for 2FA? I had the same thing 6 months back, assumed it may of been a password that I'd used previously on another side, looked at securing everything down.
Any help would be appreciated.
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