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Fake Calendar Invites Target 40,000 Firms in Microsoft Credential Theft
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Global Security Mag OnlineCheck Point security researchers have identified several large-scale phishing campaigns that misuse fake calendar invitations to steal login data. Some are sent as .ics attachments. As the file is valid calendar data, the attack uses calendar functions and user confidence without exploiting a software security vulnerability. Others use a link that seems to lead to a different target. Both methods (...) Special reports / affiche
Check Point counts over 302,000 phishing emails with fake appointment invitations to more than 40,000 organizations. The goal is Microsoft access data.
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