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Fake calendar invites used to steal email logins

25 October 2026 · Source: abc7chicago.com

Cybersecurity researchers say attackers are sending fake work meeting invitations that try to trick people into giving up email account credentials. The campaign has been seen at large scale, with hundreds of thousands of phishing emails aimed at many organizations. This matters because a convincing calendar invite can slip past busy employees and lead to account takeover, fraud, or wider access inside a company. Sender Registry helps businesses spot suspicious senders and lookalike messages before staff click, so fake meeting requests are easier to block and verify.

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