Cyberdaily.Au Hackers Exploit iCalendar Files for Cyber Attacks
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Hackers are increasingly using the iCalendar file format to bypass traditional email defenses and deploy malicious payloads. This new attack vector targets users who receive calendar invites, potentially compromising their systems. Organizations and individuals using calendar applications are at risk of falling victim to these exploits.
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