WhatsApp is developing a proprietary, encrypted cloud backup system to replace Google Drive and iCloud, promising enhanced privacy with passkey authentication and dedicated storage options.
A sophisticated Android trojan is targeting Indian banking customers via WhatsApp, using fake KYC messages and advanced evasion tactics to steal sensitive financial data. Learn how the scam unfolds and why it signals a new era of mobile cybercrime.
WhatsApp is quietly building its own encrypted cloud backup service, aiming to break free from Google Drive and iCloud. With biometric passkeys and proprietary servers, your chats may soon be safer than ever — but what’s the catch?
WhatsApp’s open contact system and metadata leaks allow attackers to silently track users’ online habits and device types. Here’s how it works, why it matters, and what’s being done to fix it.
WhatsApp’s promise of ‘end-to-end encryption by default’ is under scrutiny after Telegram’s founder Pavel Durov called it a consumer fraud, highlighting how default cloud backups leave most chats unprotected. Here’s what you need to know about the real state of messaging app security.
Telegram's founder blasts WhatsApp for misleading encryption claims, but experts say both messaging giants leave users exposed by default. Here’s what you need to know about real privacy in your chat apps.
WhatsApp’s new username feature promises to shield users’ phone numbers and bolster privacy, but security experts warn of fresh risks as Meta ties identities across its platforms. Here’s what you need to know.
WhatsApp’s new username feature promises to keep your number safe, but could cross-platform integration with Meta apps expose more than you realize? Our investigation breaks down the risks and rewards.
Microsoft has uncovered a stealthy malware campaign targeting Windows PCs via WhatsApp attachments. The attack uses trusted system tools and cloud services to evade detection, ultimately installing backdoors for remote access and data theft. Find out how it works and how to stay safe.
A new malware campaign uses WhatsApp messages and cloud platforms to slip past security, renaming Windows tools and disabling protections to seize control of victims' systems. Discover how this attack works and how to spot the signs.