Your Apple Account was taken. Here's the next hour.

Does this look familiar

• Password or trusted phone number changed; you were signed out of iCloud
• Devices you don't own listed in your account
• Two-factor prompts you didn't trigger, repeatedly
• Find My showing your devices somewhere else, or a device removed
• A "your iCloud is full / locked" text or email with a link

Do these, in order

1. Email and carrier first

   Before touching Apple Account: from a clean device, change your email password, enable app-based two-factor, sign out of all sessions, and check recovery options. Call your carrier for an account PIN and port-freeze. Full first hour.

2. Reset the password at iforgot.apple.com, ideally from one of your own trusted Apple devices. If you've lost access entirely, start account recovery; it is slow by design and that is a feature.

3. Settings → [your name]: review the device list and remove any you don't own. Check trusted phone numbers and remove additions. Confirm two-factor is on.

4. Settings → [your name] → Sign-In and Security: review Recovery Key, Recovery Contacts and Legacy Contacts for changes. Turn on Stolen Device Protection on iPhone.

5. Review Keychain passwords for accounts the attacker may have reached from here, and change the important ones. Check iCloud Mail rules and forwarding.

6. If devices were remotely locked or wiped by the attacker, contact Apple Support through getsupport.apple.com, never a number from a search result.