Calendar scam - Enablement Series: Acrobat Studio in Action [EMEA & LATAM] ?

[B1948J]

I recently received emails from Adobe <noreply@adobe.s01.usa1.teams-events.com> that seems to be a phishing scam. Can anyone verify this? The emails seem to populate my Outlook calendar with events for which I haven't signed up. I should have picked up on the email starting out with "Hi Zarui, Your spot is reserved for this event." (Not my name). If this is legitimate and somehow I signed up inadvertantly, I would appreciate any help in unsubscribing. If this is a scam, I'm going to have to change my Microsoft and Adobe passwords.

[try67]

Most likely a scam. And while it's good caution to change passwords, receiving these emails doesn't mean your passwords have been jeopardized. Anyone can send an "invitation" to any event, under any name.

[try67]

PS. You should change the settings of Outlook to not accept such "invitations" automatically.

See: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/4617569/stop-invites-automatically-adding-onto-t...

[B1948J]

Thank you, Try67! It seems everytime MS comes out with updates to desktop Outlook, they add, change and delete options. It drives me crazy. I appreciate the link.