The Information Security Office is seeing an uptick in phishing attempts via Google Calendar. Threat actors will send an email invite for a virtual meeting with details about a recent “Bitcoin ...

Researchers recently uncovered – and Google quickly fixed – a vulnerability that allowed a malicious Google Calendar invite to influence how Gemini responded to a person’s questions. The specific flaw ...

Researchers have demonstrated how a compromised Google Calendar invite can be used to hijack a Gemini-powered smart home without the user’s knowledge. The successful “prompt-injection” attack, carried ...

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Attackers are spoofing Google Calendar invites in a fast-spreading phishing campaign that can bypass email protections and aims to steal credentials, ultimately to defraud users for financial gain.

Researchers found a way to hide malicious instructions within a normal Google Calendar invite that Gemini can unknowingly execute. When users asked Gemini about their schedule, it could be tricked ...

Earlier this year, a group of security researchers used an infected Google Calendar invite to hijack Gemini and introduce real-world consequences to an AI attack. The researchers, who shared their ...

Think twice before clicking on that Google Calendar link you got in your email. A recent report from Check Point says that black hat hackers have figured out how to abuse Google Calendar to send ...