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Beware fake apps containing malware

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When you download a new app for work, how sure are you that it’s really the genuine thing? A new wave of cyber attacks is making that question more important than ever. Hackers are creating fake versions of popular apps. Things like WhatsApp, Chrome, and even secure messaging platforms such as Signal or Telegram. On the surface these look exactly like the real deal. But hidden inside is malware designed to spy on you, steal data, or even give at…
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Beware fake apps containing malware

How do you know the app you just downloaded is really what it claims to be? Even your most careful employees may be fooled. Is your business ready for that risk?

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Your Tech Updates broke the news in on Monday, December 15, 2025.
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