Zawya Kaspersky Identifies Phishing Campaign Exploiting Google Tasks Notifications
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Kaspersky has discovered a phishing campaign that exploits Google Tasks notifications to steal corporate login credentials. Attackers utilize legitimate @google.com email domains to bypass security filters, targeting users familiar with the platform. This method highlights a trend of cybercriminals leveraging trusted cloud services for malicious purposes.
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2026-02-26
Kaspersky reports new phishing campaign using Google Tasks notifications
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