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Amber Bouman

These iCloud Calendar invites look legitimate but are tricky phishing attacks – here’s how to tell

MacOS laptop.

Invites from iCloud Calendar are being sent out with notifications that look like they’re coming directly from Apple email servers. However, they’re actually part of a new phishing campaign designed to trick you into giving hackers access to your Mac and all of the sensitive personal and financial data store on your computer.

As reported by Bleeping Computer, who received one of these suspicious emails from a reader, the sender is listed as noreply@email[.]apple[.]com which means these messages can bypass standard security checks as they appear to come directly from Apple’s mail servers.

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