WhatsApp announced that the removal of the dark mode would come back on the reactions that followed. Users were completely relieved, this time whatsApp’s hidden danger emerged.
Earlier this year, security experts discovered that the threat was attempting to spread through messages that were aimed at a much wider geography, and ‘horted’ again in April. The content of the messages proves that public and military institutions, telecom companies and educational institutions are targeted.
2 WhatsApp’s hidden danger has emerged The MS-Mail 97-2003 files contain e-mail messages and messages from WhatsApp, forcing users to activate macros. Immediately after the infection occurs. Attackers use PowerShell, VBS, VBA, Python and C # scripts, RAT (Remote Access Trojans) and other tools.
When the infection occurs, the malware contacts the command center by selecting one of the Internet addresses in the accompanying list.
WhatsApp’s hidden danger has emerged If it detects that security software is present in the system, it runs a series of scripts and, with a final PowerShell package, leaves a backdoor open to abuse on the system.
WhatsApp’s hidden danger has emerged The threat, which easily stripped from black lists because it uses real MS files, can disable macro alerts and protected view options with the included PowerShell code.
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