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Apple Spyware Alerts Hit Unusually High Number of Users, Experts Say

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Cybersecurity researchers investigating spyware attacks have flagged that a recent wave of Apple threat notifications reached an exceptionally large number of users. Apple sends these alerts to individuals it believes may have been targeted by state-sponsored or sophisticated spyware. Investigators described the volume of notifications as unprecedented compared to previous incidents. The development has raised concerns among security experts about the scale of the potential spyware campaign targeting Apple users.

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