Fake Calendar Invites Hit Thousands of Businesses in Microsoft Credential Phishing Campaign
Check Point Research said more than 302,000 phishing emails used fake invites and meeting requests to steal Microsoft 365 logins.
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PSA: The calendar invite is the new phishing vector, and email filters aren't catching it
Security researchers at Sublime are warning users about a new phishing tactic targeting work calendars. Reports of these attacks have surged in recent months because the technique is inexpensive and more likely to reach end users.Read Entire Article
A fake appointment in the smartphone's agenda can become the starting point to subtract personal data and access the current account. It's the calendar scam, known as calendar spam phishing, a scam that affects both Android devices and iPhones. Other guides in the online scam section. How it works Unlike phishing via... Read More The calendar scam, how it works: the risks and tips not to fall into the trap The calendar scam article, how it works…
Check Point security researchers have identified several large-scale phishing campaigns where fake calendar invitations are misused to steal login data. Some are sent as .ics attachments. As the file is valid calendar data, the attack exploits calendar functions and users' confidence without exploiting a software security vulnerability. Others use a link that appears to be [...] The post Fake calendar invitations target thousands of organization…
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