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The popular messaging app WhatsApp is the most used worldwide, but now a similar fake app is stealing people's passwords.
According to an international website, a fake WhatsApp software is busy stealing the passwords of users' accounts.
The app called UWhatsApp was promoted through advertisements in other Android applications, for example Snapchat which allows users to download videos from YouTube.
These ads feature fake WhatsApp features that Meta's own software doesn't have, such as the ability to customize a user's use of the app or block chat rooms at an individual level. to do
The app involved in the spoofing was discovered by cybersecurity company Kaspersky, which discovered that the app sent users' WhatsApp passwords to the developer's remote server.
This allows hackers to view user chats and steal data, which can be used to send phishing emails or other cyber attacks.
Additionally, cyber attackers can use this access to increase paid subscriptions without the user's knowledge And Hack All Credit Card Details
Another app similar to this fake app called 'WhatsApp Plus' is spread by Vidmate app. This app also has the same features and issues, Vidmate also allows users to download YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and TalkTalk videos, TikTok Videos And E.t.c
Kaspersky says distribution channels will be closed soon. The cyber security company said that companies may not be aware that a fake WhatsApp is being used. Don't Use Any Website Download Whatsapp
Kaspersky experts wrote that the proliferation of malicious apps by cybercriminals using legitimate software is on the rise. This means that users who use genuine sources to install popular apps and apps can still fall victim to a fake app.
