Hunt: calendar-invite phishing proxied the real Google sign-in to steal live sessions past MFA; Material took down 897 domains
- Workspace logs: look for sign-ins followed quickly by a new device or IP using the same session, OAuth grants right after a calendar-invite click, and new mail forwarding or filters.
- Mail and calendar: flag external invites whose description links to
google.com/url?q=orshare.googleand then go to newly registered domains. Consider requiring that external invites come only from known senders. - Fix: phishing-resistant MFA (passkeys or security keys) breaks this relay. SMS, TOTP and number-match prompts don't.
- Material's whitepaper has the full indicator set.
Sources: Material Security: Reputation Says It's Fine: calendar invites and a live MFA proxy steal Google sessions · Material Security: 897 domains later, how Operation CloudFire burned the calendar-invite campaign · Material whitepaper (indicators, timeline)