There’s a new phishing scam that’s sneaking past inbox filters in unexpected ways. Instead of sending suspicious links or obvious malware, this one uses something most people trust: calendar invites.

There is a moment when e-mails are exchanged or phone messages traded that everyone knows what the deal is with a meeting. You have all agreed upon a time and there isn’t really anything left to say.

(WAFB) - The Better Business Bureau (BBB) says the latest scam its agents are tracking involves schemers planting phony events laced with phishing links on their targets’ schedules. Scammers are using ...

The company I work (Uses Exchange and Outlook) for is working with another company which uses Lotus Notes. Our users receive meeting requests from the other company, but are unable to accept the ...

Are your Outlook Calendar Events being deleted automatically? Outlook will automatically delete meeting requests and notifications from the inbox after responding. You can prevent or stop this ...

Jorge was a news writer for AP. He covered the mobile industry at Android Police, but has covered multiple beats in the tech space. Google Calendar now displays the names and roles of Microsoft ...

Well,<br>We're finally migrating our ~25,000 users from Lotus Notes to Exchange after months of prep work with EMC -- View image here: http://episteme.arstechnica.com ...