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‘You have a meeting’: the calendar phishing scam growing exponentially

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The Guardian – World
“‘You have a meeting’: the calendar phishing scam growing exponentially”

Appointment or renewal reminder appears in victims’ calendar to lure them into logging in to fake Google, Microsoft or PayPal page You’re preparing for the week ahead and take a look at your Google calendar. There’s an entry for a meeting that you must have completely forgotten. The note that pops up when you click on it says you’ll be reviewing a project and includes a link to more details. Confused, you follow it to find out more; the website you land on asks for logon details, and you…

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