Talk

Meetings You Didn’t Plan, But We Did

March 19, 16:00 (CLOUD)

Do you know how modern email clients automatically process invitations into our calendars? In this talk, I will explain how to abuse this automatic processing to deliver spoofed meeting invites that are automatically added to a user’s calendar without interaction, opening many different possibilities for social engineering scenarios.

I will also demonstrate how do Microsoft Outlook and Gmail mail clients behave in this context, and how the lack of sanitization in some fields can be abused to chain it with other vulnerabilities, triggering rendering features/bugs that will make these events look legitimate.

This research is accompanied by Tangled, an open-source platform that automates many of the aspects of social engineering campaigns delivery and takes advantage of the features that will be discussed during the talk.

Speaker

Inés Martín

Inés Martín is a Red Team Operator at BlackArrow (Tarlogic), where she conducts adversary simulation engagements for companies across diverse sectors. Her main interests revolve around offensive security, including Windows internals, vulnerability research, and initial access tradecraft.

Prior to her current role, Inés was heavily active in the CTF scene, where she represented Spain as a Senior member of the National Team at the European Cybersecurity Challenge (ECSC) for two consecutive years and participated in international exercises such as NATO's Locked Shields.

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