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Victims receive seemingly authentic meeting invites via Google Calendar. Upon clicking links within these invites, they are taken to fake web pages that prompt them to input personal data.

A report from Check Point Security notes how the criminals would tweak the sender email header to make the message look as if it’s a Google Calendar invite coming from a known contact.

A surprise new feature could be coming to the iPhone, something which Apple hasn’t announced. Something to manage invites ...

The tips here should help you deal with the Calendar spam on your iPhone, iPad, Mac and anywhere else. The usual route to your iPhone is through emails and text messages that include invites to ...

Google has found a workaround to share Google Calendar invites with non-Google Workspace users: by sending more emails.

You can start a meeting on the fly, but you can also schedule one in advance, add it to your calendar, and invite attendees so when the meeting time rolls around, all you have to do is click the ...

Earlier this week Apple released its latest app, Apple Invites, as a clever combination of iCloud services for digital event invitations. Apple Invites is a great idea, but one that I can’t help but ...

Google Calendar is a great app for managing your schedule, but sometimes bad actors try to take advantage of it. Here's how ...

A phishing campaign uses Google Calendar to schedule fake meeting invitations that appear legitimate, redirecting targets to ...