Phishing service uses AI voice calls to unlock stolen iPhones
A phishing-as-a-service platform called AnonyMousKIT automates theft of Apple device passcodes and credentials to disable Activation Lock. It uses AI voice agents to call victims, impersonating Apple, and has been active since 2024 with hundreds of domains and resellers. Most calls target Brazil.
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The platform's operators left relative paths exposed, allowing SOCRadar to map its infrastructure. The service connects to 506 domains and supports 168 reseller storefronts.
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