That Phishing Email Really Came From Calendly - And That’s Exactly Why It’s Dangerous
Sep 1, 2026, 12:40:24 PM
If a website asks you to press Windows + R, you're likely looking at a ClickFix attack.
In recent weeks, a new and highly convincing phishing scam has been circulating that pretends to be an Adobe Acrobat “Secure Document” request. At first glance, it looks legitimate — often even coming from a trusted contact’s real email address with their usual signature.
But beneath the surface, it’s a sophisticated attack designed to steal your Microsoft login credentials.
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