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Sophisticated phishing scams now exploit Apple's iCloud Calendar invite system to bypass spam filters and trick users into calling fake support numbers.

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The scam routes phishing emails through Apple's servers. Sending fake PayPal purchase invoices is a common tactic. Always be suspicious of unexpected calendar invites. Bad actors are also abusing ...

“Don’t be too nice, too polite,” Yuan said. “ In a Zoom call, people tend to be so nice. It’s becoming too formal. It’s OK to ...

Apple iCloud Calendar invites are being abused by scammers to deliver phishing emails, malware, and remote access threats to users.

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Apple users should be vigilant against a new phishing scam that uses a popular scheduling tool and a legit-looking email address. Cyber criminals are using iCloud Calendar invites to send phishing ...