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In this episode, Luke Wescott discusses the rise of callback phishing attacks and their implications for Apple device management.

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People in this episode

Guest: Luke Wescott

Topics covered

• callback phishing
• auto notifications
• Apple devices
• security
• business technology

Keywords

• callback phishing
• auto notifications
• verifications
• alerts
• receipts
• Apple devices
• security

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Mosyle

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Organizations: Sublime Security, Apple, Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify, Pocket Casts, Castro, RSS

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