Your iPhone Gets Stolen. Then the Hacking Begins

Infoblox says a growing underground market is selling iPhone-unlocking tools and phishing kits tied to stolen-phone crime.

Researchers linked more than 10,000 phishing sites to schemes that use fake Apple pages and device details to steal PINs and account access.

The stolen-iPhone economy is shifting from simple resale to a broader cybercrime ecosystem that targets iCloud, Find My, and financial accounts.

Victims face greater risk of account takeover and financial loss as criminals extract more value from stolen devices.