Cyber police in Himachal Pradesh issue advisory, caution citizens against downloading wedding invitations sent via WhatsApp, which can infect phones with malware and give cybercriminals access

Cybercriminals are exploiting the trend of digital wedding invitations on WhatsApp to scam unsuspecting users. The scam involves sending fake wedding invitations via malicious APK files. Once downloaded,

Cybercriminals are exploiting the popularity of digital wedding invitations on WhatsApp to launch a new scam. Victims receive messages from unknown numbers containing seemingly harmless wedding invites as APK files.

A new cyber scam, involving fake wedding invitations sent through WhatsApp, is on the rise. The Himachal Pradesh Police have issued a public warning about the deceptive practice. The scammers send fraudulent wedding invites as APK file attachments through WhatsApp messages.

The Himachal Pradesh Cyber Police has asked people to exercise extra caution in case they receive messages and calls from unknown numbers, especially those containing attachments.

Himachal Pradesh faces a cyber threat with criminals using fake WhatsApp wedding invites to hack smartphones, risking personal data. Stay cautious of unknown links.

Cyber experts and police officials caution that these messages arrive from unknown numbers, appearing as innocent wedding invitations but concealing dangerous software.

Cybercriminals have found new ways to scam people, through fake wedding invitation links leading to potential data theft and financial loss. Here's all you need to know

The WhatsApp wedding invitation scam is particularly effective because it preys on emotions. Invitations to weddings are often seen as personal and exciting, making them easier for victims to trust. Scammers are using the same psychological tactics that have made phishing emails so successful.

Scammers are now using fake wedding invites on WhatsApp to spread malware. Here's how to spot the signs and keep your device safe from this new digital trap.