¿Cómo puedo protegerme de esta estafa del iPhone Duo?

Actualiza el iOS de tu iPhone a la última versión, activa las Actualizaciones Automáticas y nunca hagas clic en enlaces enviados por correo o Mensajes. Siempre ve directamente al sitio web oficial de Apple o a fuentes confiables como AppleInsider.

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Estafa de preventa del iPhone Duo

Los estafadores han lanzado un sitio que dice ser de preventa del iPhone Duo, pero si tienes un iOS antiguo, simplemente abrir la página instala malware.

El sitio falso se ve muy real, excepto que Apple no ofrecería un cupón de $500 - crédito de imagen: Malwarebytes. Las preventas genuinas del iPhone Duo comienzan el 16 de octubre de 2026, y Apple ahora promueve que puedes "prepararte" desde el 12 de octubre. Si te interesa, sigue los enlaces en AppleInsider, o ve directamente a apple.com.

No es para alarmar, pero si ya tienes iOS 26 o posterior, o si tienes la última actualización de iOS 18, deberías estar seguro. Este último ataque parece usar el malware DarkSword, y Apple parcheó iOS para proteger contra esto en abril de 2026.

Aun así, simplemente no vayas a ningún sitio de "preventa" que te envíen por correo electrónico o Mensajes. Ni siquiera por curiosidad, porque según Malwarebytes, solo abrir la página es suficiente.