#安全刚收到一封 X 账号钓鱼邮件，简单分享一下：1. 伪造 X 安全提醒邮件，骗你点击。2. 点击之后是骗授权。3. 拿到授权可以利用你的 X 账号转推土狗骗人。我的防护手段：1. 我的每一个账号，不止密码是独立的，账号邮箱也是独立的。有时候我们不容易辨别发件人，但是很容易辨别收件人，也就是自己。X 官方给我发邮件，理应会发到我的别名邮箱，而不是主邮箱。2. 简单的两种方法：使用 Gmail 别名功能，或者通过 Cloudflare 购买域名。（不展开了，自己问 AI）3. 如何检查 X 账号的安全性：首先确保自己开启了 passkey 功能，对小白来说能接触到最高安全级别的东西就是 Apple ID。到 X-设置-账号安全性和访问权限，撤销掉所有不认识的授权。https://t.co/BDFguWrztn ...

Core Viewpoint - Apple is experiencing widespread activation issues with the newly launched iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro Max, affecting many users who are unable to activate their devices due to server problems [1][12]. Group 1: Activation Issues - Users reported that new iPhones display a message indicating they cannot be activated without an internet connection, leading to frustration as various connection methods failed [1][8]. - The issue is not limited to iPhones; some users also faced activation problems with iPads [8]. - Apple customer service confirmed that the activation issue is a widespread fault and has been escalated to the internal engineering team for resolution, although no specific timeline for repairs was provided [12][13]. Group 2: Server Problems - Reports suggest that the activation issues may stem from server malfunctions, possibly related to the launch of iPhone Air or carrier-related problems, though these claims have not been officially verified [10][12]. - Apple has previously faced similar service outages, indicating potential vulnerabilities in its infrastructure stability and emergency response plans [13]. Group 3: CEO Engagement - On the evening of October 13, Apple CEO Tim Cook participated in a live stream on Douyin, marking his first live selling event aimed at Chinese consumers, where he announced the upcoming release of iPhone Air [12]. - The live stream attracted over 100,000 viewers, highlighting Cook's efforts to connect with the Chinese Apple community and promote engagement with local users [12].

Core Point - GitHub has officially introduced "Sign in with Apple" to simplify the registration process for iOS developers and Apple ecosystem users [1][2]. Group 1: New Feature Overview - The new feature allows new GitHub users to register by selecting "Continue with Apple," significantly reducing the complexity of the registration process [2]. - Existing GitHub users can link their Apple ID to their accounts, enabling them to log in without remembering a separate GitHub password, thus enhancing login efficiency [2]. Group 2: Security Measures - GitHub emphasizes account security, recommending users enable two-factor authentication (2FA) for enhanced protection [3]. - 2FA requires users to provide two different types of credentials for verification, adding an important layer of security even if Apple ID credentials are compromised [3].

Group 1 - The core issue revolves around Apple's account recovery mechanism, which allows thieves to easily change Apple ID and recovery keys once they have access to the phone password, disabling standard recovery processes [2][3] - Victims are forming a coalition, with the case gaining traction as more individuals with similar experiences join in support, indicating a broader concern regarding digital asset security [3] - The lawsuit has entered the evidence collection phase, expected to last 6-8 months, and could lead to significant changes in industry security policies if the plaintiff wins [3] Group 2 - Apple has introduced a "stolen device protection" feature set to launch in January 2024, but it is turned off by default and not prominently displayed in settings, raising questions about user awareness and proactive security measures [2] - The case highlights systemic vulnerabilities in Apple's recovery key system, which has been described as a "double-edged sword" for users [3] - Apple's statement emphasizes ongoing efforts to enhance user protection, yet the company has refrained from commenting on the specific case, indicating a cautious approach as the trial progresses [3]