This is nothing more than the result of someone else going to any
number of web sites that require an Apple ID, and attempting to reset
the password for that Apple ID. Most likely, someone mistakenly thought
the Apple ID was theirs, and attempted to reset its password. It sends
the prompt to reset the password to the email address that is actually
associated with the Apple ID. If I knew what your Apple ID was, I could
cause the same message to be sent to you.
This isn't "phishing", just someone's mistake.
- Dave
On Mar 31, 2005, at 3:28 PM, Bryan Jones wrote:
Off topic question:
Has anyone here received this message? I have not done anything to
induce this email, so is this a phishing attempt, or has somebody
tried to change my password?
Bryan
Begin forwarded message:
From: email@hidden
Date: March 31, 2005 1:53:41 PM MST
To: email@hidden
Subject: How to Reset Your Apple Password
Reply-To: email@hidden
Dear Bryan Jones,
To reset your Apple password, please click on the link below or copy
and paste the address onto your web browser's address window. Once
you're on the web page, you will be instructed to enter and confirm
your new password.
Bryan William Jones, Ph.D.
email@hidden
University of Utah School of Medicine
Moran Eye Center Rm 3339A
75 N. Medical Dr.
Salt Lake City, Utah 84132
http://prometheus.med.utah.edu/~marclab/
iChat/AIM address: email@hidden
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