UAT-11985 Uses Fake Event Invites to Target Taiwan Research Affiliates With Google AitM Phishing
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- Stop the requested sign-in, payment or download and verify independently using established company phone numbers or internal channels. Do not rely on contacts supplied by the message, profile pictures or conversation history.
- Send the suspicious URL, sender and receipt time to IT for email and sign-in log checks. Tell relevant colleagues not to click again and retain the original message for investigation.
- If credentials were entered, an app was authorised or theft is suspected, use trusted administration channels to revoke relevant sessions/tokens, reset affected credentials and review MFA. Identify affected accounts and services rather than only deleting the message.
Automatically organised (Hong Kong time)：2026/10/22 10:05 HKT
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