Google Calendar Chaos: Phishing Scam Steals Credentials with a Smile
Beware of Google Calendar phishing scams! Cyber tricksters use legit-looking invites to sneak past spam filters and steal your credentials. With over 4,000 emails sent in four weeks, they target various sectors. Always double-check meeting invites, especially if they prompt you to click on suspicious links. Stay vigilant and protect your inbox!
Hot Take:
Looks like your Google Calendar is more than just a reminder of that awkward Zoom meeting with your boss—it’s now the latest party pad for hackers. Who knew that accepting a calendar invite could be as risky as ignoring your dentist’s appointment reminders?
Key Points:
- Phishing scammers are using Google Calendar invites and Google Drawings to steal credentials.
- Over 4,000 phishing emails targeting 300 brands were sent in just four weeks.
- The attack exploits trusted Google services to bypass spam filters.
- Victims are directed through seemingly legitimate Google services to phishing pages.
- Google has tried to combat these scams, but users must enable security protections manually.
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