New social engineering attack tricks you into giving away access to your own account. Here’s what you need to know and do.

Hackers can hijack WhatsApp accounts without ever cracking passwords or encryptionGhostPairing attacks exploit legitimate ...

Hackers have found a way to quietly take over WhatsApp accounts without touching passwords, SMS codes, or the app’s ...

A new attack abusing a legitimate device pairing feature of the app could be used to penetrate employee WhatsApp Groups.

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a malicious software tool that exposes WhatsApp accounts by secretly giving hackers ...

Hackers are using "GhostPairing" to take over WhatsApp accounts without passwords. Learn how to spot this new scam and ...

Threat actors are abusing the legitimate device-linking feature to hijack WhatsApp accounts via pairing codes in a campaign ...

WhatsApp users are being warned about a new form of account hijacking that exploits the platform's legitimate device-linking ...

A malicious npm package posing as a WhatsApp API intercepts messages, steals credentials, and links attacker devices after 56 ...

The 'GhostPairing' vulnerability in WhatsApp enables attackers to seize full control of an account, providing them with ...

The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has warned WhatsApp users of potentially giving unrestricted access to ...

The cyberattack exploits the multi-device login feature of WhatsApp, gaining access to the victim's account without leaving any trace or hint.