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A Mumbai-based couple recently fell victim to a WhatsApp account hack due to a deceptive message. Cybersecurity experts are advising users to enable two-factor authentication and contact WhatsApp support immediately if their accounts are compromised. The hack is part of a broader trend of WhatsApp scams, with reports indicating that the latest scheme involves a fake bank receipt that can steal financial data. Experts have labeled this as one of the most sophisticated scams seen on the platform, urging users to be cautious when receiving messages from unknown contacts. Users are advised to disable certain features within WhatsApp to enhance their security and avoid falling prey to such scams.
➡ Não é golpe! GDF enviará mensagem para confirmar atendimento A novidade surge após a Secretaria de Desenvolvimento Social registrar abstenção de 27%. Cidadão poderá confirmar ida ao Cras pelo WhatsApp Leia na coluna Grande Angular, de @lilian_tahan e @tr_isadora:… https://t.co/x366pVv5jZ
❌ Borra estas aplicaciones de tu móvil antes de que accedan a tu cuenta bancaria. 📲 Si tienes alguna de estas aplicaciones en tu teléfono móvil los ciberdelincuentes pueden entrar y hacerse con tus datos personales ⬇️ https://t.co/LJqCHvr0mD
➡️ Não é golpe! GDF enviará mensagem para confirmar atendimento A novidade surge após a Secretaria de Desenvolvimento Social registrar abstenção de 27%. Cidadão poderá confirmar ida ao Cras pelo WhatsApp Leia na coluna de @lilian_tahan e @tr_isadora: https://t.co/MsT1o6UzGH https://t.co/XVkxd6X7Dl
