A recent threat involves a phishing campaign that masquerades as a Google Meet update, tricking users into unwittingly granting attackers control over their Windows computers. This technique employs a deceptive method that does not rely on traditional malware or credential theft mechanisms, making it particularly insidious. When users click on the link presented as an update, they are confronted with an "enrollment" prompt that is a legitimate Windows system dialog. As such, it effectively bypasses common security measures, such as browser warnings and email scanners typically designed to flag malicious actions.