Scam looks to trick users into authorizing a malicious web app and give it keys to your Microsoft 365 kingdom.

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.

Experts warn the barrier for entry into phishing has lowered even further, raising the stakes for cyber-defenders.

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How to use the built-in polling feature of Microsoft 365 Outlook Your email has been sent By necessity, most users of Microsoft 365 are extremely familiar with all the feature quirks and peculiarities ...

You can easily send a calendar invite in Outlook using its calendar feature. This option is available in the "More Options" section of any event you create within your calendar. Here's what you'll ...

Our visual guide helps you find the most useful commands on the Ribbon in Outlook for Microsoft 365/Office 365 in Windows, along with keyboard shortcuts for performing each action. This download ...

When sending a meeting request using Outlook, if you receive an error – Microsoft Outlook Cannot send this meeting request, The property does not exist, The field ...