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post Apr 23 2025, 03:19 PM

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How scammers gain access and hack your WhatsApp account

1. Social Engineering - WhatsApp number hack
2. WhatsApp Forward Call
3. WhatsApp Web hacking
4. WhatsApp Spyware
5. WhatsApp Dark Web attacks


Real story: ‘I was a victim of the WhatsApp hack’

Faustin received a mysterious call over WhatsApp from a number he did not recognize. He searched for the number online and found the dialing code was from Sweden. When the unknown number called again, Faustin answered, and they hung up. Whenever he called back, no one answered. He realized something was wrong when he discovered that some of his phone files were missing.
How to know if your WhatsApp has been hacked

Several signs indicate someone has hacked your WhatsApp. Be cautious if you notice:

1. Unfamiliar devices logged in to your account. Here's how to see all the devices remotely accessing your account: open WhatsApp on your phone, click on the three dots on the top right, and select Linked Devices. You can then log out of any suspicious devices by tapping on them.

2. Strange and suspicious activity. Be wary of strange and suspicious activity, such as receiving unsolicited verification codes, strange messages from unknown contacts, or being told by one of your contacts that they received messages you didn't send. Other signs of suspicious activity include strange noises when making calls, calls from unknown numbers, and so on.

3. Poor phone performance. If you notice your phone is slower, crashes, freezes or your battery drains much faster than usual, this could mean that hidden applications are running in the background.

You can check which apps are running through Background App Refresh by going to Settings, selecting General, and clicking on Background App Refresh. From there, you can switch off any suspicious apps.
How to make your WhatsApp more secure:

1. Enable 2FA. Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a must for WhatsApp. To enable it, open the WhatsApp app on your iPhone or Android device. Navigate to Settings > Account > Two-Step Verification, and tap Enable.

2. Watch out for scams and phishing attempts. Be cautious about voice calls, messages, links, or files received on WhatsApp, especially if they come from unknown sources. Only interact with them after making sure they are ok.

3. Add Bitdefender Scamio to your WhatsApp list. This tool can help you detect potential scams by analyzing requests, situations, links, texts, or images you receive in your chat. Scamio uses advanced AI technology to determine whether the content is safe.

To add Scamio as a contact in your WhatsApp list, scan the QR code below:


https://www.bitdefender.com/en-us/blog/hotf...rotect-yourself
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post May 7 2025, 06:23 PM

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Kelantan deputy MB asks public to be careful after his WhatsApp account ...
1 day ago KOTA BARU: Kelantan Deputy Menteri Besar Datuk Dr Mohamed Fadzli Hassan has asked the public to be vigilant after his WhatsApp account was hacked by unknown individuals.

Scammers hack Kelantan MB's WhatsApp
Feb 20, 2025 The WhatsApp account of Kelantan Menteri Besar Nassuruddin Daud has been hacked by scammers attempting to solicit money. This was confirmed by the Kelantan State Government Information Secretariat ...
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post May 26 2025, 09:28 PM

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Akaun WhatsApp Menteri Dalam Negeri Saifuddin Nasution digodam


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Kuala Lumpur: Akaun WhatsApp milik Menteri Dalam Negeri, Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution digodam pihak tidak bertanggungjawab hari ini.

Pejabat Menteri Dalam Negeri dalam kenyataan memaklumkan perkara serius ini sudah dilaporkan kepada pihak berkuasa untuk tindakan yang selanjutnya.

"Sehubungan itu, kami ingin mengingatkan orang ramai supaya tidak terpedaya dengan panggilan ataupun mesej yang mengakui diri dan menyamar sebagai Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution, terutamanya jika ada perkara yang membabitkan kewangan atau janji temu untuk berjumpa.

"Kami amat kesal dengan tindakan penggodam yang tidak bertanggungjawab ini dan berharap supaya masyarakat tidak mudah terpedaya dengan penipuan sebegini," katanya.

Kenyataan itu turut mengingatkan orang ramai supaya lebih peka dengan sindiket penipuan melalui pelbagai aplikasi media sosial dan turut melaporkan tindakan penggodam kepada pihak berkuasa.


https://www.hmetro.com.my/utama/2025/05/122...asution-digodam

 

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