Google’s AppSheet: The Trusted Tool Turned Phishing Playground – How Hackers are Fooling You

Hackers are now exploiting AppSheet, a trusted Google service, to trick Google Workspace users. These emails, looking legit and passing all authentication checks, are sent from real AppSheet addresses but contain deceptive content. This clever phishing scam shows how attackers use trusted platforms to bypass email filters and fool even the most cautious users.

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Hot Take:

Wow, hackers have gone from wearing hoodies in dark basements to sipping lattes and using Google’s own tools against them. It’s like borrowing a friend’s car to ding it up! Is this the new era of ‘phishing chic’ where hackers are the uninvited guests crashing Google’s party? Either way, AppSheet just became the accidental star of the cybercriminal scene. Who knew a no-code platform could lead to so much no-good mischief?

Key Points:

  • Hackers are utilizing Google’s AppSheet to bypass email filters and launch phishing attacks.
  • The phishing emails originate from legitimate @appsheet.com addresses.
  • These emails pass all standard authentication checks like SPF, DKIM, and DMARC.
  • Raven AI detected the scam due to out-of-place legal threat content and suspicious URL shorteners.
  • Security experts warn that relying solely on authentication-based security is no longer sufficient.

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