WhatsApp Pink Scam Spreading: Delete It Now to Protect Your Bank Details and Contacts
IIE Digital Desk : WhatsApp users are being warned about a new scam that could steal their bank details and contacts. The scam involves a message that appears to be from a friend or family member. The message contains a link that, when clicked, will take you to a fake website that looks like a legitimate bank website. If you enter your bank details on the fake website, they will be stolen.
The scam is also spreading through WhatsApp groups. If you receive a message from a friend or family member that contains a link to a website, be sure to verify that the link is legitimate before clicking on it. You can do this by hovering over the link and looking at the URL in the address bar. If the URL does not match the website of your bank, do not click on the link.
If you have already clicked on the link and entered your bank details, you should contact your bank immediately and report the scam. You should also change your passwords for your bank account and any other online accounts that you use.
A new scam is spreading on WhatsApp that could steal your bank details and contacts.
The scam involves a message that appears to be from a friend or family member.
The message contains a link that, when clicked, will take you to a fake website that looks like a legitimate bank website.
If you enter your bank details on the fake website, they will be stolen.
The scam is also spreading through WhatsApp groups.
If you receive a message from a friend or family member that contains a link to a website, be sure to verify that the link is legitimate before clicking on it.
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