India’s CERT-In has warned WhatsApp Web and Desktop users about a malware campaign spreading through VBScript files sent via compromised accounts. Since messages come from known contacts, users are ...

WhatsApp web and desktop users are being targeted by a large-scale malware distribution campaign that could give criminals unauthorised access and compromise th ...

The advisory, prepared based on findings by Kaspersky and Securelist, said threat actors are using compromised WhatsApp accounts to send malicious attachments directly to victims, making the messages ...

CERT-In has issued a warning about a significant malware campaign targeting WhatsApp Web and Desktop users. Cybercriminals ...

CertIn warned WhatsApp web and desktop users to be cautious of any attachments, even if they come from a friend, colleague or family member ...

CERT-In warns WhatsApp web/desktop users about malware risks and advises caution with unexpected attachments from any contacts.

India's cyber agency has warned WhatsApp Web and Desktop users against a malware campaign using malicious VBScript attachments, urging people not to open unexpected files even from trusted contacts.

India’s cybersecurity watchdog Cert-In has warned WhatsApp Web and desktop users about a large-scale malware distribution campaign that could allow attackers to gain unauthorised access to devices and ...

Cybersecurity Alert for WhatsApp Users New Delhi: A significant malware distribution scheme is currently targeting users of WhatsApp on web and desktop platforms, as reported by the national ...

WhatsApp Web users are at risk from a malware campaign spreading through fake attachments sent by trusted contacts. CERT-In has issued a warning and shared safety tips.

CERT-In warns WhatsApp Web and desktop users of a malware campaign using compromised accounts to distribute malicious attachments.

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