Security experts say a new scam is spreading fast, and it looks like something many people get all the time: A simple calendar invite. One local woman told the ABC7 I-Team she nearly lost thousands.

Researchers found a way to hide malicious instructions within a normal Google Calendar invite that Gemini can unknowingly execute.

In our daily lives, Google tools like Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Meet have become indispensable. After all, we rely on these platforms for scheduling meetings, hosting virtual calls, and ...

Researchers with security firm Miggo used an indirect prompt injection technique to manipulate Google's Gemini AI assistant to access and leak private data in Google Calendar events, highlighting the ...

The Google Workspace team announced today that it started rolling out a new method to block Google Calendar invitation spam, available to all customers, including legacy G Suite Basic and Business ...

Google now makes it easy to block unwanted calendar invitations, commonly used by threat actors in phishing and malicious campaigns, from being added to your Google Calendar. This was achieved by ...

The indirect prompt injection vulnerability allows an attacker to weaponize Google invites to circumvent privacy controls and ...

You know how we’re always getting those calendar invites on our iPhones? They’re like little digital reminders for all the important stuff – meetings, birthdays, you name it. But hold on, not all of ...

Researchers found an indirect prompt injection flaw in Google Gemini that bypassed Calendar privacy controls and exposed ...

I recently bought an iPhone, which brings me to 3 devices accessing my calendar: 1 phone, 1 Mac running BusyCal, and 1 computer running Gmail. The issue is that if someone sends me a calendar ...