{"success":true,"data":{"id":"fake-apple-family-sharing-invite-lure","label":"Fake Apple Family Sharing invite — \"someone added you to their Family Sharing group / Screen Time invite\" from non-Apple sender; harvests Apple ID credentials via invite-acceptance phishing page (2025 Bleeping Computer / Malwarebytes)","description":"Fake \"someone added you to their Apple Family Sharing group\" / \"Screen Time invite\" / \"iCloud family invitation\" email from a non-Apple sender. iOS 17+ Family Sharing grants significant shared access once the invite is accepted — iCloud Photos, Apple Music purchase history, Apple ID location, and on managed / supervised devices, Screen Time parental-control permissions. Attackers craft invite-lookalike emails; a recipient who clicks through lands on a phishing page that harvests Apple ID credentials. Bleeping Computer and Malwarebytes documented multiple 2025 campaigns targeting iOS users. Fires when the body references Apple Family Sharing / Screen Time / iCloud family group AND contains invite-acceptance language (accept the invitation, approve Screen Time, join the family group, click to view invitation). Excludes known Apple domains (apple.com, icloud.com, me.com, mac.com, privaterelay.appleid.com, appleid.apple.com, mzstatic.com), reply threads (family member sharing through in-thread coordination), and newsletters discussing the technique. Auto-classified as danger via the `-lure` suffix.","tier":"danger","category":"scam","isThin":false}}