Turn to Tara: Tips to keep you safe as Apple ID hack puts billions of devices at risk

A Turn to Tara investigation provides important information on what you can do to keep your information safe from what some security specialists are calling the most sophisticated iPhone hack ever.

Tara Rosenblum

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Mar 24, 2025, 11:18 AM

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A widespread cyberattack targeting Apple IDs earlier this year has left over a billion devices vulnerable, and now data theft attempts are peaking, experts say.

A Turn to Tara investigation provides important information on what you can do to keep your information safe from what some security specialists are calling the most sophisticated iPhone hack ever.