WhatsApp ghost pairing is a silent scam that lets attackers spy on chats and media using the app’s own linked devices feature, often without victims realising anything is wrong.

WhatsApp has become a tool for cyber criminals to Target customers. Cybercriminals have been using WhatsApp to scam the app users. It's being reported that several WhatsApp users ...

Messages from unknown numbers, spelling mistakes, strange links, or requests for OTPs, PINs or bank details should be treated ...

If you use WhatsApp, you may be targeted by scammers looking to take over your account by pairing their browser to your ...

Hackers have found a way to quietly take over WhatsApp accounts without touching passwords, SMS codes, or the app’s end-to-end encryption. Instead of breaking crypto, they are abusing a legitimate ...

WhatsApp Ghost Pairing is a newly emerging cyber threat that allows attackers to secretly link a victim’s WhatsApp account to another device without their knowledge.

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It started with a moment of confusion that felt almost trivial. A Mumbai-based accountant received a message from a colleague ...

The Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) has issued advisories to citizens regarding increasing cyber fraud, ...

WhatsApp has removed 6.8 million accounts “linked to criminal scam centers” that were targeting people online worldwide, according to its parent company Meta. The removals happened during the first ...

Messages claiming you have won Rs 10 lakh are part of a telecom scam using urgency to steal banking details through fake SMS, ...