Cybersecurity experts warn of a WhatsApp scam that silently hijacks accounts using device-linking features, letting attackers ...

The advisory said that the "high" severity attack campaign usually begins with the victim receiving a message like "Hi, check this photo" from a "trusted" contact.

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The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has alerted WhatsApp users about a new threat campaign, exploiting a technique called 'GhostPairing' to hijack accounts.

In, has identified a critical vulnerability in WhatsApp's device-linking feature that allows attackers to hijack user accounts.

The scam usually starts with a short, casual message that appears to come from someone the victim already knows and trusts.

Device-level protection plays a key role as well. Users should enable app lock and chat lock to prevent unauthorised access, especially if the phone is lost or borrowed. Using fingerprint unlock, Face ...

India’s cyber security agency CERT-In has issued a high-severity advisory about a WhatsApp account takeover campaign called ...

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