Fraudsters have sent email messages in the name of Apple, telling users that their Apple ID has been used abroad. In the messages, users are asked to update the account's security information by clicking on the link. The link takes users to the website where card details and online bank user identifiers plus Apple ID are requested.
If you have already entered your card details and/or online user identifiers on the phishing page, deactivate them immediately by calling 0100 0500 (weekdays from 8.00 am to 10.00 pm, Saturdays 10.00 am to 4.00 pm, local network charge/mobile charge). Outside the telephone service hours, deactivate your card and user identifiers by calling the Deactivation Service, tel. +358 20 333 (24/7). Also report the incident to OP telephone service when it is open again.
Please note that you must never give your card details or online bank user identifiers on pages that open from links coming by email.
Example of phishing:
