Misconfigured Google Calendars leaking private information of thousands of users
Security researcher claims to have found more than 200 calendars leaking information that should be private
A configuration setting in Google Calendar service is possibly exposing private information of thousands of users on internet
A configuration setting in Google's Calendar service may be exposing the private information of thousands of users on the internet, a security researcher has warned. Avanish Jain, a cyber security expert...
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