Fake event invites target Taiwan researchers’ Google accounts
Talos traced event invitations and altered poster QR codes to a live Google sign-in relay. Inspect the actual registration destination and review affected accounts.
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Talos traced event invitations and altered poster QR codes to a live Google sign-in relay. Inspect the actual registration destination and review affected accounts.
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