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Former Member
3 years ago

Is this phishing?

My husband (I'm the primary on our family account) received a drop-down message on his iPhone showing accounts (eg. our bank) whose passwords have been compromised and advising that he change the passwords of each one. There is a very long list of accounts, at least 50. We looked at the message because it had Apple's keychain icon on it so we thought it might legit. Neither of us use keychain for password storage and these passwords that were listed are ones from his 1Password account. So we suddenly realized that something might be amiss. Although we didn't go to any of the websites and change any passwords we're concerned at how that list appeared. Have you heard about phishing or scams like this? We will change his 1Password main password. Can you please give me your suggestions about this.

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  • 1P_Dave's avatar
    1P_Dave
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    3 years ago

    @VivianPicow

    I'm happy to hear that Apple Support was able to help you resolve the issue. 🙂

    -Dave

  • Former Member's avatar
    Former Member
    3 years ago

    Thanks for your suggestion. With the help of Apple Support I was able to find out that the issue was with Keychain. I was able to resolve it. Yay!

  • MrC's avatar
    MrC
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    3 years ago

    @VivianPicow

    Go to the phone’s Settings > Passwords. Do you have any items listed there, and possibly under under Security Recommendations?