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ICloud Calendar callback phishing campaign

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A callback phishing campaign is abusing iCloud Calendar and Apple's email servers to send fake purchase-notification emails that are more likely to bypass spam filters and reach inboxes. The lure impersonates a $599 PayPal charge and pushes recipients to call a scam phone number. The abuse of a trusted Apple delivery path increases delivery success and credibility.

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Timeline

  1. 07.09.2025 20:10 2 articles · 8mo ago

    iCloud Calendar invites send callback phishing emails from Apple’s servers

    Initial Disclosure

    A callback phishing campaign abuses iCloud Calendar invites to send fake PayPal purchase notifications from [email protected] and email.apple.com, with the lure text hidden in the Notes field and the invite sent to a Microsoft 365 address that can forward the message to downstream targets. The delivery path helps the email pass SPF, DMARC, and DKIM checks and may let it bypass spam filters, increasing the chance that recipients call the scammer’s support number.

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