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All of a sudden I got a recurring porn/dating type of event in my calendar.
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I have since long disabled allowing gmail to add events that I have not responded to, etc.
Also, I could not find any email invite for the event in question.
Is there something else I can do?
Looking at the event (see below), can I conclude that it was created from "q2dfsf@dfsdfiusdf3s.iam.gserviceaccount.com" ? Seems like a hacked google service account.
How can they access my calendar and add events? Can I prevent that?
Happy to take any suggestions. I try to be a bit security-aware and the feeling of people accessing my stuff at google is not so nice.
Update: Looking at the related topics, it seems that this is in fact a known issue for years:
- This problem has been known by google for years, it appears. Here is an old report from October 2017 that seems to be about the same problem: https://support.google.com/calendar/forum/AAAAd3GaXpE5kUOfyIaH-I/?hl=en&msgid=X1MYzlccAQAJ&gpf=d/msg/calendar/5kUOfyIaH-I/X1MYzlccAQAJ
- My question is what we as users can do - if anything (except accepting rising volumes of spam coming from the google infrastructure...?) (see same question raised also here: https://support.google.com/calendar/thread/11625810?hl=en
BR! /marcus
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Shot of the event info:

I have show unaccepted invites from gmail ticked off:

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