Microsoft: Hackers Are Using WhatsApp to Deliver Malware to Windows PCs
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Microsoft warns against a malware campaign that delivers malicious software via WhatsApp messages and compromises systems.
VBScript files distributed via WhatsApp allow attackers to take full control of a Windows PC. Microsoft alerts about a campaign that started at the end of February.
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Microsoft: Hackers Are Using WhatsApp to Deliver Malware to Windows PCs
Hackers are using WhatsApp messages to deliver malware to Windows PCs, exploiting user trust and attachments to trigger stealthy, multi-stage attacks.
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