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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY If an error pops up on your iOS device (iPhone/iPad/iPod, possibly iWatch?) claiming there's a problem and you need to call someone to fix it, ignore it. FULL DETAILS http://www.intego.com/mac-security-blog/ios-crash-report-iphone-ipad-scam Note that a similar con can be (and is) perpetrated on any platform, including laptops and desktop computers; this is just the latest iteration of an old trick. -sth -- Sam Hooker | [log in to unmask] Information Security Engineer Enterprise Technology Services The University of Vermont