iPhone 13 Help i clicked a Button in a scam mail with iPhone questions

[abley22]

Hi.



I just clicked this update payment update in a scam mail.

I just got my eyes up this morning and clicked the link to see it i still had a amazon prime account,

but i suddently realiced it could be scam and i quickly closed the page after clicking the link so i didnt see what page they tried me to enter.

What can i do after this scam to prevent it go further or spread malware to other devices on my wifi?

I have changed password for

Both my mail and wifi. Took a virus scan with avast trail version.

I want to be sure that my pc isnt get infected or other users in the house, i havent turned on the pc yet, used my iPhone when i was a fool to click the link.

Appreciate some advices what i must do now.

Mail was sent from: res0lvemailzbrkhplzx4227@hdalog.com.br

Here is a pics of the scam and i removed my email adress for security reasons.

 

[DarkPremiumCho]

Clicking the link usually won't get your device infected, unless the attacker is exploiting security loopholes which is uncommon.

This is most likely a phishing email, attempting to trick you into providing your login credentials. You should be fine if you did not submit anything to that page.

What can I suggest is to keep your iOS software up to date.

 

[abley22]

Yes i did not filled in any information and just closed the page before i seen what it was about, not 100% sure if it even got to load fully.

Thanks for advice i just did the latest update now that was related to 23 march release or so.

So for them to infect the units by clicking this is very low as i understand, and they must first break trough Apples security before it can spread out to my other units? Or is it enough to log into a Windows computer and risk infection?

Use Apple devices most online but for gaming i have to go with Windows and as i understand Windows is much more easy to hack.

Phishing Mail most probably yes. Is it a way to check or scan that i havent been infected by clicking this link or is it more common to have issues when downloads stuff etc?

 

[rambo47]

Change your Amazon password immediately.

 

[Shirasaki]

iOS malware is relatively rare and usually target a Specific group of people. Those malware will not let you know whether you are infected or not easily, if at all possible.
As for this type of phishing email, the chance for infection is quite low so just move on with your life.

 

[abley22]

Thanks for the replies, changed password on Amazon and my Mail too just to be sure